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- Emerging Threats PRO OPEN Ruleset for Suricata 7. 0. 3 Now Available
Thanks to critical features added in Suricata 7 0 3 we made the decision to massively uplift those existing rules into this new offering Let’s talk about why we made that call For Suricata 7 0 3 OISF made feature additions that required us to modify existing rule syntax in order for those affected rules to work with both HTTP 1 and HTTP 2
- Suricata web GUI - Tips and Tricks - Suricata
Hello all is there a possibillity to install additionall web GUI to Suricata on debian 11 server ? IDSTower (IDSTower) October 24, 2022, 3:25pm 2
- Recommendations for sizing nf_queue - Suricata
Suricata version 7 0 10 RELEASE opensuse LEAP 15 6 linux 6 4 0 Today when inspecting the system log, a large number of these entries were present: 2025-06-17T09:31:14-0700 sma-server3 kernel: net_ratelimit: 24 callbacks suppressed 2025-06-17T09:31:14-0700 sma-server3 kernel: nfnetlink_queue: nf_queue: full at 4096 entries, dropping packets(s) 2025-06-17T09:31:14-0700 sma-server3 kernel
- Suricata
Hey Suricata community — our SuriCon2025 Call for Talks is still open! Got a great use case, gnarly detection challenge, or just something cool to share? We’d love to hear it Submit your talk, share your story, or col… 1: 10: June 16, 2025
- SELKS is now Clear NDR - Community - Suricata
Hi folks, Stamus Networks is excited to announce the next step in the evolution of the popular SELKS open source implementation of Suricata IDS IPS We are calling it “Clear NDR - Community” As the next generation open source turnkey Suricata implementation from Stamus Networks, the Clear NDR - Community edition is the successor to SELKS Stamus Networks has incorporated many lessons
- Suricata consuming high memory - Help - Suricata
Suricata version : 7 0 7; Operating system and or Linux distribution : Linux 5 15 158-yocto-standard; How you installed Suricata (from source, packages, something else): source; we were using suricata 6 0 X version, later we updated it to 7 0 7 Now with out any traffic being sent to suricata below is the memory consumption by it
- Severity vs signature_severity - Rules - Suricata
In the suricata rules file i can see signature_severity set, and in eve json i see both that, and also one other called just severity How do they relate? Sometimes i get alerts where sev=1 sig_sev=Critical, and sometimes sev=1 sig_sev=Informational And by what is severity set? (since its not present in suricata rules)
- Suricata - Crowdsec - Suricata
I am trying to achiev the blocking and also alerting using the Crowdsec - Suricata log parser: I am having a hard time doing this and I am uncertain of some thing From what I see the fast log is not enabled by default If I enable it, should I modify the suricata yaml and enable it from there or also add it cu custom yaml Also can someone please point out how to add log rotation to: var log
- Configuring Suricata for High-Performance Network Monitoring
I am relatively new to Suricata and have been finding its capabilities for network intrusion detection and prevention I am setting it up in an environment with a high traffic volume (~10 Gbps) and was wondering if anyone could share tips or best practices for optimizing Suricata’s performance in such scenarios
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