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Nessus vulnerability assessment with the SANS Top 20
Using the SANS Top 20 in conjunction with Nessus can help you eliminate exposures that give unauthorized privileged access to vulnerable hosts. Tip
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Snort update fixes security hole
Attackers could exploit a flaw in the open source IDS to gain unauthorized network access, security firms warn. But a fix is available. Article
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Snort users fear future under Check Point
With Check Point acquiring Sourcefire and its Snort open source IDS, users fear it may be the beginning of the end for one of the industry's most popular security tools. Article
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What's ahead for Samba-3, Samba-4 and FUD-fighting
Get the scoop on upcoming new features in Samba-3 and Samba-4, recent events in FUD-fighting and the benefits that businesses can realize by adopting open source early from Samba guru John H. Terpstra. Article
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Sourcefire offers Snort certification and online training
The security vendor creates new opportunity to show skills with its 3D System and the popular open source IDS. Article
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How to automatically update Snort rules
Learn how Oinkmaster can help you automatically update your Snort rules. Tip
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Snort Intrusion Detection and Prevention Guide
Answers to frequently asked questions related to the open source Snort intrusion detection and prevention system. SearchSecurity Technical
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Finding an OS for Snort IDS sensors
JP Vossen offers his advice on choosing an OS for Snort sensors. Tip
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Why Snort makes IDS worth the time and effort
Open source Snort is a free and powerful alternative to commercial intrusion-detection systems. Tip
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How to configure Snort variables
Learn how to define Snort's configuration variables. Tip
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