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Generally speaking any IDS that's used to actively drop packets may conflict, yes. *Note you specifically mention Suricata in your thread title but you don't elaborate. Please do.
For improve the security you recommended HoneyD or Suricata-IDS?
One of the items is a honeypot the other an IDS. They both have their uses but they are incomparable. To improve security you must first assess what's the current security posture: what's been done auditing and hardening-wise already.
One of the items is a honeypot the other an IDS. They both have their uses but they are incomparable. To improve security you must first assess what's the current security posture: what's been done auditing and hardening-wise already.
Do you have any idea for hardening a Debian system?
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HoneyD and Conflict with Suricata-IDS.
