Introduction To Snort IDS

This video will provide you with an introduction to the Snort IDS/IPS by explaining how Snort works and outlines the structure of a Snort rule. An IDS is a system/host planted within a network to capture traffic and identify malicious activity based on predefined rules, after which, this malicious activity is logged, and a notification is sent to the relevant parties informing them of an intrusion.

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[WarRior-rnkb]

I say this as a cybersecurity manager: if you want to get into cybersecurity, these blue teams skills are the correct path to learn. forget learning how to hack for now.

next is to learn should be automation, powershell and dont forget packet sniffing.

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[lilsushiboi]

you broke it down so well!! thank you so much!!!!

[אלירוזן-ספ]

You have the best content on YouTube!!!

[gamereditorner]

Thank you for the information!! I have been using snort for 6 months and try to figure out how to use it, other the command service.

[anusha]

Hi want more content about this. Great video. Great opportunity to learn but need advanced rule making using snort.
Thank you😊

[dmoney_thegreat]

Do you have a video on how to setup the lab environment? That would be really helpful, thank you

[tayyab.sheikh]

I have a question!

When firewall is there to protect the network, then why do we need the IPS?

[Armmani]

Great stuff, really looking forward to this..

[tiomx]

Thanks Alexis for refreshing fundamentals, grate content as usual.

[paulgiovanni]

Why am I getting only broadcast messages? Do i need a hub device to capture all packets entering the network?

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[vm]

Hey Guys trying to write snort rule for trigger an alert when there is ngrok use and got stuck,
Is there someone hav an idea for snort rule for this one?

[anargaziev]

Dear Hackersploit,

Thank you for making such a great bootcamp for us. I really appreciated it. So, I want to configure IDS/IPS for my mobile phone as well. Its operating system is Android. Do you know how I may do it? Can you please show us how we can implement Blue Team practices in our phone operating systems?

[user-tz]

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[benettogeorge]

Is your Kali VM in a different "NAT Network" or is in the same NAT network as the UBuntu and metasploitable 2 vm?

[elikelik]

Like every time great content. Thanks a lot ✌️

[learningdeep]

Hello, can you make a development video of the snort dynamic preprocessor? He is very useful and very powerful.

[dariusvlogs]

So much content, where can I access all the PowerPoints?

[TadakichiSan]

shouldn't it be placed behind the firewall?

[deletedaxiom]

Nice content. I immediately started thinking how you might used this offensively if you had a few minutes if physical access to a target. To leave persistent monitoring and attack vector. I have a new project to look into.