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Snort Report

Snort Report is an add-on module for the Snort Intrusion Detection System. It provides realtime reporting from the MySQL database generated by Snort. It requires a platform with MySQL 3.23, PHP 4.0, and Snort 1.8. It has been tested on Redhat 6.2, 7.0, 7.1, and OpenBSD 2.9.

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RSS Last announcement

New Snort Report Installation Guide 28 Feb 2010

We've published a new installation guide for Snort 2.8.5 and Snort Report 1.3.1 on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS. It's available for direct download here:

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RSS Recent releases

  •  21 Dec 2005 22:50

Release Notes: Cosmetic changes in the logo and graphs, a fix for the port scan display in the graph, a fix for a minor bug when using performance profiling, and fixed HTML links to snort.org signatures.

  •  12 Sep 2005 03:15

    Release Notes: Lots of changes (and versions) were made since the last announcement. Globals are not required in PHP anymore. This version should work with the latest versions of Apache, PHP, jpgraph, gd, etc.

    •  20 Aug 2001 14:56

    Release Notes: This release includes general code optimization, including cleaning up various PHP warnings, some input validation, faster sorting, and switching to UNIX timestamp. Reference links have been added to signature and port databases (Arachnids, CVE, BUGTRAQ, etc.). A database abstraction layer has been added.

    RSS Recent comments

    25 Sep 2002 12:13 mcsherry

    Great, but one complaint
    The thing I like best about this piece of software is that it doesn't have anywhere the number of dependencies as something like ACID. Very easy to set up. Just make sure you use the included .sql file to create indexes in the snort database or it'll be slow as hell. :)

    My main gripe is that it totally broke when I turned off register_globals in my php.ini. :/ Now I have to go through the code and fix it.

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