Description
fwsnort FOR LINUX
fwsnort is an open source command-line application written in C and designed to parse the rules files that are included in the Snort intrusion detection software. It also generates equivalent iptables rulesets.
Key Features:
- Support for detecting TCP SYN, NULL, FIN, XMAS scans, and UDP scans
- Several signature rules for Snort
- Forensics mode for analyzing iptables log files
- Passive operating system fingerprinting through TCP SYN packets
- Email alerts and content-based alerts
Application Capabilities:
- Validation of code header and icmp type field
- Configurable danger level and scan threshold assignments
- Iptables ruleset parsing
- IP/network danger level auto-assignment
- DShield alerts and auto-blocking of scanning IP addresses
- Comprehensive status mode
Command-Line Options:
- Restrict Snort parser to translate specified rules only
- Print iptables script to a specified script instream
- Execute the fwsnort.sh script
- Revert to a different iptables version without fwsnort rules
After installing fwsnort, you can simply run the 'fwsnort' command in a terminal emulator as root to use the software.
Publisher: Michael Rash
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User Reviews for fwsnort FOR LINUX 7
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fwsnort for Linux is a powerful tool for parsing Snort rules and generating iptables rulesets. Great features for network security.
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Fwsnort is a game changer for network security! It seamlessly converts Snort rules to iptables. Highly recommended!
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I'm impressed with fwsnort's capabilities. Its ease of use and detailed logging make it a must-have tool for anyone in cybersecurity.
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This app is fantastic! The command-line interface is straightforward, and it effectively enhances my network security measures.
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Fwsnort has streamlined my intrusion detection process. The alerts and analysis features are top-notch. Five stars!
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Incredible tool! Fwsnort not only simplifies rule parsing but also provides valuable forensic insights. Love it!
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Absolutely love fwsnort! It’s open source, powerful, and makes managing iptables so much easier. Highly recommend!