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Snort Overview
1.1 Getting Started
1.2 Sniffer Mode
1.3 Packet Logger Mode
1.4 Network Intrusion Detection System Mode
1.4.1 NIDS Mode Output Options
1.4.2 Understanding Standard Alert Output
1.4.3 High Performance Conﬁguration
1.4.4 Changing Alert Order
1.5 Inline Mode
1.5.1 Snort Inline Rule Application Order
1.5.2 New STREAM4 Options for Use with Snort Inline
1.5.3 Replacing Packets with Snort Inline
1.5.4 Installing Snort Inline
1.5.5 Running Snort Inline
1.5.6 Using the Honeynet Snort Inline Toolkit
1.5.7 Troubleshooting Snort Inline
1.6 Miscellaneous
1.6.1 Running in Daemon Mode
1.6.2 Obfuscating IP Address Printouts
1.6.3 Specifying Multiple-Instance Identiﬁers
1.7 More Information
Conﬁguring Snort
2.0.1 Includes
2.0.2 Variables
2.0.3 Conﬁg
2.1 Preprocessors
2.1.1 Frag3
2.1.2 Stream4
2.1.3 Flow
2.1.4 Stream5
2.1.5 sfPortscan
2.1.6 RPC Decode
2.1.7 Performance Monitor
2.1.8 HTTP Inspect
2.1.9 SMTP Preprocessor
2.1.10 FTP/Telnet Preprocessor
2.1.11 SSH
2.1.12 DCE/RPC
2.1.13 DNS
2.2 Event Thresholding
2.3 Performance Proﬁling
2.3.1 Rule Proﬁling
2.3.2 Preprocessor Proﬁling
2.4 Output Modules
2.4.1 alert syslog
2.4.2 alert fast
2.4.3 alert full
2.4.4 alert unixsock
2.4.5 log tcpdump
2.4.6 database
2.4.7 csv
2.4.8 uniﬁed
2.4.9 uniﬁed 2
2.4.10 alert prelude
2.4.11 log null
2.4.12 alert aruba action
2.5 Dynamic Modules
2.5.1 Format
2.5.2 Directives
Writing Snort Rules: How to Write Snort Rules and Keep Your Sanity
3.1 The Basics
3.2 Rules Headers
3.2.1 Rule Actions
3.2.2 Protocols
3.2.3 IP Addresses
3.2.4 Port Numbers
3.2.5 The Direction Operator
3.2.6 Activate/Dynamic Rules
3.3 Rule Options
3.4 General Rule Options
3.4.1 msg
3.4.2 reference
3.4.3 gid
3.4.4 sid
3.4.5 rev
3.4.6 classtype
3.4.7 priority
3.4.8 metadata
3.4.9 General Rule Quick Reference
3.5 Payload Detection Rule Options
3.5.1 content
3.5.2 nocase
3.5.3 rawbytes
3.5.4 depth
3.5.5 offset
3.5.6 distance
3.5.7 within
3.5.8 http client body
3.5.9 http uri
3.5.10 uricontent
3.5.11 urilen
3.5.12 isdataat
3.5.13 pcre
3.5.14 byte test
3.5.15 byte jump
3.5.16 ftpbounce
3.5.17 asn1
3.5.18 Payload Detection Quick Reference
3.6 Non-Payload Detection Rule Options
3.6.1 fragoffset
3.6.2 ttl
3.6.3 tos
3.6.4 id
3.6.5 ipopts
3.6.6 fragbits
3.6.7 dsize
3.6.8 ﬂags
3.6.9 ﬂow
3.6.10 ﬂowbits
3.6.11 seq
3.6.12 ack
3.6.13 window
3.6.14 itype
3.6.15 icode
3.6.16 icmp id
3.6.17 icmp seq
3.6.18 rpc
3.6.19 ip proto
3.6.20 sameip
3.6.21 Non-Payload Detection Quick Reference
3.7 Post-Detection Rule Options
3.7.1 logto
3.7.2 session
3.7.3 resp
3.7.4 react
3.7.5 tag
3.7.6 activates
3.7.7 activated by
3.7.8 count
3.7.9 Post-Detection Quick Reference
3.8 Event Thresholding
3.8.1 Standalone Options
3.8.2 Standalone Format
3.8.3 Rule Keyword Format
3.8.4 Rule Keyword Format
3.8.5 Examples
3.9 Event Suppression
3.9.1 Format
3.9.2 Examples
3.10 Snort Multi-Event Logging (Event Queue)
3.10.1 Event Queue Conﬁguration Options
3.10.2 Event Queue Conﬁguration Examples
3.11 Writing Good Rules
3.11.1 Content Matching
3.11.2 Catch the Vulnerability, Not the Exploit
3.11.3 Catch the Oddities of the Protocol in the Rule
3.11.4 Optimizing Rules
3.11.5 Testing Numerical Values
Making Snort Faster
4.1 MMAPed pcap
Dynamic Modules
5.1 Data Structures
5.1.1 DynamicPluginMeta
5.1.2 DynamicPreprocessorData
5.1.3 DynamicEngineData
5.1.4 SFSnortPacket
5.1.5 Dynamic Rules
5.2 Required Functions
5.2.1 Preprocessors
5.2.2 Detection Engine
5.2.3 Rules
5.3 Examples
5.3.1 Preprocessor Example
5.3.2 Rules
Snort Development
6.1 Submitting Patches
6.2 Snort Data Flow
6.2.1 Preprocessors
6.2.2 Detection Plugins
6.2.3 Output Plugins
6.3 The Snort Team

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