Many people tend to think that they are not a interesting target for Attackers, but thats where they are wrong. End-User systems are perfect for an Attacker to hide his trail and launch attacks from your System so he cant be traced back.
A Firewall offten doesn’t help against Attacks and it doesnt show you when an unknown attack is launched against your system if its directed at an port that is allowed to be accessed from the outside on the Firewall. Thats where the IDS comes into play.
It analyzes EVERY packet that your System receives over the LAN or WAN and if it detects suspicious behaviour, it will notify the Administrator and log the Data for future investigation.
Not only Attackers are a problem, but also automated software, Viruses and Worms which scan the internet for vulnerable Hosts to infect by first launching an Exploit against all Systems they find and then install backdoors on the compromised system and your host will start scanning itself for new targets.
Also a big problem for the computer industry are so called 0day Exploits which are bugs not known to the public and therefore noone can patch properly against such attacks. With Xray’s detection mechanisms it is possible to even spot some 0day exploits since it doesnt only look for specific patterns but also suspicious data that is contained in most exploit codes.
You want to be really secure? Then you need an IDS! Only a Firewall wont help much against attacks.
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XRAY is the first end-point IDS for Linux / Windows / Solaris / FreeBSD / AIX. XRAY has been designed to take advantage of the fact that most network attacks use protocols that are not encrypted and therefore present themselves in clear text on your network interfaces.
XRAY is based on several network analysis techniques including: DNS Inspection (DNS queries), IP header Inspection (ICMP, IGMP, etc), Application layer detection (HTTP, FTP, etc.), Socket Activity (listen, accept, recv, send, etc.), ICMP Identification (ARP, RARP, ICMPv4ping, echo requests, etc.), RPC Identification (NFS, SMB, etc.), and File Activity (file access, directory scans).
Basically, whenever something happens on your network, XRAY will be able to detect it. Of course, you can customize your XRAY rules to notify you only when things are suspicious and do not clutter your log files with false positives.
XRAY is very modular, so you can easily plug in any previously unused protocol you want into it. Also, it is possible to build on top of the core system an event-based XRAY module that will notify you if something happens.
Moreover, when detecting certain attacks, XRAY will also create a report that can be sent to you via email if you desire. This report will contain the information of all Net events from any network interface and even carry additional information that was useful to detect the attack.
You can set XRAY to alert you whenever you get an attack by specifying a set of rules. You can also use XRAY to run periodic checks to make sure that your system is online and running without any problems.
When you are satisfied that your system is secure, XRAY will stop monitoring and logging all Net events. This will allow you to save memory and disk space and you can set the amount of disk space XRAY will use up by specifying a threshold that matches your disk utilization.
You can also define a Disk space threshold for XRAY to notify you when you are approaching the specified percentage.
This means that you can take advantage of XRAY’s monitoring and alerting features, without any security compromises.
XRAY supports several operating systems and also works well with all modern transparent firewalls. It works with TCP/IP and UDP/IP protocol.
Moreover, it has an integrated SNMP OID/index caching engine. This means that all results will be immediately available to you
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“xray is a proprietary IDS in the form of a SID. Using a clever approach, it combines a custom-written IDS engine, which provides detection and alerting, with a policy-based management framework. The software is installed and configured through the web management console.”
This is a FREE STAND-ALONE IDS that can be used as a default and your System will get detected upon any attack attempt. Its very easy to use and we think it is pretty good for all End-Users that are not really tech-savvy.
Features:
– Open Source
– Uses J2EE technology to avoid Memory leaks
– Open source Web Browser Usage example:
– Spam protection in some Languages
– Some advanced alerts for NetBIOS Attacks
– ClamAV compatibility and support for additional virus databases
– Configuration is an XML File
– Various Plugin’s for your browsers (IE, Mozilla)
– Easy to learn and use
– Saves log data for security reports
The IDS DpS-Code Pro is a Firewall/IPS product. A Firewall/IPS are also referred to as Intrusion Detection System or IDS.
Its only purpose is to detect your System on attacks. Only a Firewall wont help much against attacks. You need an IDS! DpS-Code Pro is a FREE Plug-In Firewall solution that detects Attacks launched against your System!
It consists of several modules, like a SID (Site Intrusion Detection) module and a IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) module.
DpS-Code Pro will alert you when attacks against your system is detected.
DpS-Code Pro is also an Advanced Firewall that can be used to close-down ports that you dont want to allow to access from the outside. If you have good Firewall software, you dont even need DpS-Code Pro!
So your Firewall can be free and only looking over incoming traffic and only closing ports that are NOT allowed. The IDS part is NOT free and not looking at the traffic but looking at a Packet and detecting if its an attack!
DpS-Code Pro is FREE! You can use it with your FREE XRAY installation for an even better IDS function!
There are no ads in our IDS! Its FREE!! The only cost is the Xray Server installation
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XRAY is an open source IDS based on the IDS-Soft-Modem-protocol (IDS-SM). It uses a Python library for packet interception, sends alerts when some suspicious behavior is detected and logs it for forensic analysis. XRAY has a flexible configuration language, supports IPv4 and IPv6 and provides an easy framework for third-party developers to build plugins to handle various protocols such as SNMP, HTTP, FTP, BOF, NTP, etc. You can check the Documentation for more info.
Features:
– Detection of Live-Attacking
– IP Capture
– Configurable Logging
– Snapshot Logging
– Protocol based Packet Filter
– XRay Script-Writing Framework
– Fast, One-Click Yum Install
– Easy to Install
– Detailed Configurations
– Supports Linux, Solaris, Windows
Now I want to make XRAY aware of any new attacks.
I need to:
Have XRAY running on the host and listening for new ‘alerts’ by my custom scripts
Have XRAY send out alerts whenever it detects a new attack
Wait for XRAY to get the alerts and store them for future analysis
Have a web app be able to work with XRAY and allow me to view the alerts
Currently I can start XRAY and it works but I don’t know how to let my scripts start it and how to take the results and store them for future analysis.
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You could use iptables to forward the XRAY alerts to a destination of your choice. This will make it as easy as starting the service (and it does not create a lag since the alerts are in real time).
For the “other side” of the communication you could use a mechanism like RPC-over-HTTP. For example you could store the alert text on the client side (the one initiating the alert) and forward it back by a POST request.
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System Requirements For XRAY:
* A 1024×768 display.
* One USB port (A USB 2.0 slot will work, but is not recommended).
* Mac OS X 10.6 or higher.
* Mac OS X 10.7 and higher.
* A Mac with at least 2 GB RAM (more is recommended).
* Firefox and Chrome browsers installed.
* The library files are currently ~24.5 MB in size and can be split into two files, based on your connection speed. (These files are huge.)
