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Author [Snort-users] SFS version 1.0 - Snort alerts analysis tool
Orit Vidas

2004-09-15, 5:45 pm

Securimine for Snort (SFS) is a new web based application designed to analyze
Snort alerts and provide concise reports of the top threats you are facing.

SFS version 1.0 may be downloaded for free from the Securimine website at:
www.securimine.com

Please provide feedback and inquiries to: support@securimine.com

The Securimine Team
http://www.securimine.com








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Chris Green

2004-09-15, 5:45 pm

Orit Vidas <orit@securimine.com> writes:

> SFS version 1.0 may be downloaded for free from the Securimine
> website at: www.securimine.com


How do you determine "Threat level"?

Attack-Response Invalid URL is the highest threat level on the sample
page.
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Orit Vidas

2004-09-15, 5:45 pm

Chris,

Thank you for your interest in Securimine.

How does SFS calculate the 'threat level' in its 'Top Threats Report'?

SFS defines a behavioral model based on logs of events gathered by your
system. SFS then assigns a threat level for each group of alerts,
according to the deviation of this group from the normal behavior of
your specific system. The threat level is calculated in percentage from
0% (no threat - this group of alerts represents behavior that happens in
the system regularly) to 100% (highest threat- SFS could not find any
similar behavior in the behavioral model.

You can find answers to this and other questions at:
www.securimine.com/faq.html

If you have additional questions, please let me know.

Thanks,
- Orit


-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Green [mailto:cmg@uab.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 12:36 PM
To: Orit Vidas
Cc: snort-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Snort-users] SFS version 1.0 - Snort alerts analysis tool

Orit Vidas <orit@securimine.com> writes:

> SFS version 1.0 may be downloaded for free from the Securimine
> website at: www.securimine.com


How do you determine "Threat level"?

Attack-Response Invalid URL is the highest threat level on the sample
page.
--
Chris Green <cmg@dok.org>
"I'm beginning to think that my router may be confused."



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Edin Dizdarevic

2004-09-22, 10:25 pm

Hi,

under which licence is SFS distributed? Is it free, open source, etc.?

Regards,
Edin


Orit Vidas wrote:
> Securimine for Snort (SFS) is a new web based application designed to analyze
> Snort alerts and provide concise reports of the top threats you are facing.
>
> SFS version 1.0 may be downloaded for free from the Securimine website at:
> www.securimine.com
>
> Please provide feedback and inquiries to: support@securimine.com
>
> The Securimine Team
> http://www.securimine.com
>



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