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Old 22nd July 2005, 12:00 AM
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Intrusion Prevention System

I am having to deal with 100's of hacking attempts every day and I am not happy.
Many of the things I sift through per day are scanning attempts for a particular program, such as MS-SQL, IIS or HTTP. And there are others where somone is trying to bypass our perimeter firewall.

We're about to upgrade the server to FreeBSD 5.4 and I was wondering if anyone had some good ideas for an overall IPS?
I know about snort_inline, but I'm not familiar with it...is it good? I'm also aware that snort_inline isn't good enough on its own.

SO, does anyone have some tried and tested Intrusion Prevention Systems? As in, an overall strategy?

Thankyou.
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