Yeah, no Inline signatures available.
As for signatures, Sourcefire releases the latest rules as of 7 days
ago, even if the current subscription is 7 days old. A couple weeks
ago, registered and subscribed matched because subscribed had no updates
for a week. You do need to register (for free).
An updated Snort 2.6 would not be a free intrusion prevention system,
even with inline support, as no signatures would be available. So it's
rather useless (like an antivirus without signatures) and it would be
only useful for those that pay up to Sourcefire for the latest ruleset.
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Snort 2.3 I
Yeah, dependency on a (deprecated) library we don't have.
I think snort 2.6 might rely on a different library for interfacing with
iptables with inline support, but I'm not sure. I just know the old lib
that 2.3 uses is long dead and I can't imagine 2.4 and 2.6 aren't
updated.
Aside from that, t
This should probably really go to Debian. Are there any ramifications
of enabling inline support? Thanks.
** Changed in: snort (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
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Snort 2.3 Inline Support
https://launchpad.net/bugs/466
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