Does anyone know if there is an IDS that can detect refers from a google hacking data
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Not that I know of. Are you going to build rules for that?
As for updating I think you answered that yourself: who updates it and where is it maintained?
http://www.emergingthreats.net/... I'm not saying what you're looking for is there, but they do have a TON of sigs there that are contributions world-wide.
Another beauty of Snort rules is that what you don't find, you can create (although you might need some diligence and assistance to meet your requirements).
Not that I know of. Are you going to build rules for that?
As for updating I think you answered that yourself: who updates it and where is it maintained?
Yes, I was thinking for writing some rules for snort if I couldn't find any already made.
What about using httpry with the "-s referer" option to only log the referer and then "tail -f" the log file to continually monitor it, and then pipe that command through "grep -f refererlist" where refererlist contains a list of regular expressions to match the referers you're looking for.
I would think that would be simpler than writing snort rules.
Edit: I just realized you would want to log more than the referer, but you get the idea
What about using httpry with the "-s referer" option to only log the referer and then "tail -f" the log file to continually monitor it, and then pipe that command through "grep -f refererlist" where refererlist contains a list of regular expressions to match the referers you're looking for.
I would think that would be simpler than writing snort rules.
Edit: I just realized you would want to log more than the referer, but you get the idea
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