Project ITS (IDS/IPS Setup) 11 - FINAL (videos attached)

Video of exploit attack performed:

Video of the exploit discovered by host-based :

Video of PHP e-mail trick site:

Project ITS (IDS/IPS Setup) 10

Group:
Simon Arndal, David Herreborg and Georgi Petrov

Status 12/11-2010

Today it has been a bumpy ride through one dead end after the other. We tried to get php running on the tomcat 5.5 web server and changed, moved and inserted directory and files, modified any little possible thing. Uninstalled and re-installed again to get it working. Unfortunately we had to come up with an alternative solution in the end. The last and final presentation/demonstration will be delivered today with a system working in many ways. Maybe not all together but separate parts of it will work individually.

F Secure is antivirus software which has been installed on tomcat 5.5 machine. The reason why we chose this specific approach is because of the troubles we encountered with snort and its rules. Actually this piece of software is very aggressive and able to detect the exploit very fast and block it. Therefore this is a alternative to the complex snort, which we not so far has been able to find any rule which can actually prevent the exploit.   

Timeline (PROGRESS):

Done so far:

--> 27/10-2010 <--

- Hardware requirements fullfilled (except one missing NIC)

- Software required installed (open source programs used)

- pfSense installed (Router/firewall software)

- Apache and MySQL are up and running (Webserver and Database)

- phpMyAdmin installed and works (Graphical User Interface for the MySQL database)

- HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite installed (Apache monitoring software)

- Set up HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite.

- Done research about snort + snort together with pfSense.

- Presentation of work so far and basic idea. --> kl. 09:56

--> 28/10-2010 <--
- Network interface card has been inserted to the pfSense PC.
- Presentation of the progress and the setup of "Caps WebDesign" --> kl. 12:23

- Find another solution for monitoring the Apache server traffic internally (Simon)

- Make the Apache and MySQL more reliable (Simon)

- Add a Network Interface Card to the pfSense machine (David)

- Install snort package for pfSense (Georgi)

- Setup Weblog Expert Lite (Software that replaces the HSLAB) and it is working.

--> 01/11-2010 <--

- Add rules to the snort IPS system (Common task)

- Decide on whether pfSense is the right system for us to use (Common task)

- We have chosen to move on with pfSense and Snort together.

- Get snort to work probberaly

-->02/11-2010<--
- Tested where the snort was placed in the setup. (before the firewall)
- Figured out how the blocked function operates (update time)
- Proved that the setup is now reliable

-->03/11-2010<--
- Demonstration of the progress 09:05
- Search for common server vulnerbilities
- Search for metasploits
- Find interesting metaspoilts

-->05/11-2010<--
- Installed the Apache Tomcat web server version 5.5
- Find out what is metasploit

- Found a metasploit and tested with succes

- Demonstration was performed using the metasploit

-->08/11-2010<--
- Become more familiar with the exploits and cary out more tests.
- Agree of a concept we want to use realted to the intruders social engineering part

-->10/11-2010<--
- Encountered troubles with snort and its rules setup
         - Decided on a alternative prevention technique involving the software FSecure
- Installed FSecure software on Apache Tomcat Machine
- Did capturing of the different stages of the system
- Decided on the social engineering concept

         - Set up a internal mail server

         - Tested mail server with a PHP trick script containing a mail formular

-->12/11-2010<--
- Went through a shit load of toturials and tried to get php running on the tomcat webserver.
- Installed F secure on the tomcat machine
- Prepared demonstration
- adjusted the "CapDesign" concept

- Try different methods of using the Apache Tomcat exploit (eg. retrieve data)

- Prepare the final demonstration (The Director's Cut)

Demonstration:

- The 12th of November 2010

- Final result of the project. A guided journey through our well-done project containing both good and bad stories.

Project ITS (IDS/IPS Setup) 9

Group:
Simon Arndal, David Herreborg and Georgi Petrov

Status 10/11-2010

Timeline (PROGRESS):

Done so far:

--> 27/10-2010 <--

- Hardware requirements fullfilled (except one missing NIC)

- Software required installed (open source programs used)

- pfSense installed (Router/firewall software)

- Apache and MySQL are up and running (Webserver and Database)

- phpMyAdmin installed and works (Graphical User Interface for the MySQL database)

- HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite installed (Apache monitoring software)

- Set up HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite.

- Done research about snort + snort together with pfSense.

- Presentation of work so far and basic idea. --> kl. 09:56

--> 28/10-2010 <--
- Network interface card has been inserted to the pfSense PC.
- Presentation of the progress and the setup of "Caps WebDesign" --> kl. 12:23

- Find another solution for monitoring the Apache server traffic internally (Simon)

- Make the Apache and MySQL more reliable (Simon)

- Add a Network Interface Card to the pfSense machine (David)

- Install snort package for pfSense (Georgi)

- Setup Weblog Expert Lite (Software that replaces the HSLAB) and it is working.

--> 01/11-2010 <--

- Add rules to the snort IPS system (Common task)

- Decide on whether pfSense is the right system for us to use (Common task)

- We have chosen to move on with pfSense and Snort together.

- Get snort to work probberaly

-->02/11-2010<--
- Tested where the snort was placed in the setup. (before the firewall)
- Figured out how the blocked function operates (update time)
- Proved that the setup is now reliable

-->03/11-2010<--
- Demonstration of the progress 09:05
- Search for common server vulnerbilities
- Search for metasploits
- Find interesting metaspoilts

-->05/11-2010<--
- Installed the Apache Tomcat web server version 5.5
- Find out what is metasploit

- Found a metasploit and tested with succes

- Demonstration was performed using the metasploit

-->08/11-2010<--
- Become more familiar with the exploits and cary out more tests.
- Agree of a concept we want to use realted to the intruders social engineering part

-->10/11-2010<--
- Encountered troubles with snort and its rules setup
         - Decided on a alternative prevention technique involving the software FSecure
- Installed FSecure software on Apache Tomcat Machine
- Did capturing of the different stages of the system
- Decided on the social engineering concept

         - Set up a internal mail server

         - Tested mail server with a PHP trick script containing a mail formular

What to do: (new tasks: output in green)

- Try different methods of using the Apache Tomcat exploit (eg. retrieve data)
- Prepare the final demonstration (The Director's Cut)

Demonstration:

- The 12th of November 2010

- Final result of the project. A guided journey through our well-done project containing both good and bad stories.

Project ITS (IDS/IPS Setup) 8

Group:
Simon Arndal, David Herreborg and Georgi Petrov

Status 08/11-2010
Today we have been looking into snort and its rules and more specific how to prevent against the earlier demonstrated metasploit.
Furthermore we have agreed about the scenario how this "intruder" should get out information such as "username and password" for the exploit attack with the target, Apache Tomcat Manager. This is now decided and will be a part of the last presentation.
The day after tomorrow, the 10th of November 2010, we will be doing the next demostration containing how to prevent the mentioned exploit.
As a start for this we used wireshark to sniff what packages there were sent from the intruder to the tomcat server machine.

Below a screenshot of the wireshark packages are shown

Timeline (PROGRESS):

Done so far:

--> 27/10-2010 <--

- Hardware requirements fullfilled (except one missing NIC)

- Software required installed (open source programs used)

- pfSense installed (Router/firewall software)

- Apache and MySQL are up and running (Webserver and Database)

- phpMyAdmin installed and works (Graphical User Interface for the MySQL database)

- HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite installed (Apache monitoring software)

- Set up HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite.

- Done research about snort + snort together with pfSense.

- Presentation of work so far and basic idea. --> kl. 09:56

--> 28/10-2010 <--
- Network interface card has been inserted to the pfSense PC.
- Presentation of the progress and the setup of "Caps WebDesign" --> kl. 12:23

- Find another solution for monitoring the Apache server traffic internally (Simon)

- Make the Apache and MySQL more reliable (Simon)

- Add a Network Interface Card to the pfSense machine (David)

- Install snort package for pfSense (Georgi)

- Setup Weblog Expert Lite (Software that replaces the HSLAB) and it is working.

--> 01/11-2010 <--

- Add rules to the snort IPS system (Common task)

- Decide on whether pfSense is the right system for us to use (Common task)

- We have chosen to move on with pfSense and Snort together.

- Get snort to work probberaly

-->02/11-2010<--
- Tested where the snort was placed in the setup. (before the firewall)
- Figured out how the blocked function operates (update time)
- Proved that the setup is now reliable

-->03/11-2010<--
- Demonstration of the progress 09:05
- Search for common server vulnerbilities
- Search for metasploits
- Find interesting metaspoilts

-->05/11-2010<--
- Installed the Apache Tomcat web server version 5.5
- Find out what is metasploit

- Found a metasploit and tested with succes

- Demonstration was performed using the metasploit

-->08/11-2010<--
- Become more familiar with the exploits and cary out more tests.
- Agree of a concept we want to use realted to the intruders social engineering part

What to do: (new tasks: output in green)

- Test and detect with snort.

- Setup/Make a social engnieering concept for the "CapDesign".

   - Set up a internal mail server as a part of the SE concept.

   - Sent a fake-mail containing a link with bad stuff.

Demonstration:

- The 9th of November 2010

- About how to prevent against the exploit demonstrated last time (Apache Tomcat Manager... exploit)

Project ITS (IDS/IPS setup) 7

Group:
Simon Arndal, David Herreborg and Georgi Petrov

Status 2/11-2010
Today we have been looking into metasploit and the different possibilities to do some exploits against the Apache web server. Apache Tomcat server 5.5 have been downloaded and installed together with java virtual environment that was required for the web server to run.

Testing the metasploit.
A couple of tests was preformed with the metasploit we found to be interesting. We were able to open a shell on the web server machine and excute commands directly on the PC. During the demonstration we made the webserver shutdown. To put it breifly, we now own the machine.

Below a screenshot of the metasploit used.


Timeline (PROGRESS)

Done so far:

--> 27/10-2010 <--

- Hardware requirements fullfilled (except one missing NIC)

- Software required installed (open source programs used)

- pfSense installed (Router/firewall software)

- Apache and MySQL are up and running (Webserver and Database)

- phpMyAdmin installed and works (Graphical User Interface for the MySQL database)

- HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite installed (Apache monitoring software)

- Set up HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite.

- Done research about snort + snort together with pfSense.

- Presentation of work so far and basic idea. --> kl. 09:56

--> 28/10-2010 <--

- Network interface card has been inserted to the pfSense PC.

- Presentation of the progress and the setup of "Caps WebDesign" --> kl. 12:23

- Find another solution for monitoring the Apache server traffic internally (Simon)

- Make the Apache and MySQL more reliable (Simon)

- Add a Network Interface Card to the pfSense machine (David)
- Install snort package for pfSense (Georgi)

- Setup Weblog Expert Lite (Software that replaces the HSLAB) and it is working.

--> 01/11-2010 <--

- Add rules to the snort IPS system (Common task)

- Decide on whether pfSense is the right system for us to use (Common task)

- We have chosen to move on with pfSense and Snort together.

- Get snort to work probberaly

-->02/11-2010--<
- Tested where the snort was placed in the setup. (before the firewall)
- Figured out how the blocked function operates (update time)
- Proved that the setup is now reliable

-->03/11-2010--<
- Demonstration of the progress 09:05
- Search for metasploits
-->05/11-2010--<
- Installed the Apache Tomcat web server version 5.5
- Found a metasploit and tested with succes
- Demonstration was performed using the metasploit

What to do: (new tasks: output in green) for the 5th of November 2010

- Become more familiar with the exploits and cary out more tests.
- Setup/Make a social engnieering concept for the "CapDesign".
- Test and detect with snort.

- Find out what rules should be added to snort for alerting and blocking apache-webserver intrusion. (Gerogi)

- Search for common server vulnerbilities (Georgi,Simon)

- Find out what is metasploit (Common task)

- Find interesting metaspoilts (Common task)

What to do (future events):

- Demonstration 9/11-2010

- Do penetration testing with metasploit. (Common task)

Project ITS (IDS/IPS Setup) 6

Group:
Simon Arndal, David Herreborg and Georgi Petrov


Status 3/11-2010
A presentation of the system (working for now) were performed. And what is working now is that we have the pfSense machine running as a gateway and DHCP server. It has two interfaces (wan and lan -> red and green interfaces). Externally we have an "intruder" pc and internally we have a pc running windows (containing apache and mysql server, which are going to be compromised later on).
Additionally we have a network administrator on the green interface. Both the server pc and the admin pc is hooked up to a router, which configuration has been modified to be operating as a switch internally.

Below a block diagram of the lastest working system is shown

As well the lessons today were used to start up report writing and searching for metasploits, which is what we will focus at in the upcomming lessons.

Furthermore the content of the demonstration friday were discussed and agreed.

Timeline (PROGRESS)

Done so far:

--> 27/10-2010 <--

- Hardware requirements fullfilled (except one missing NIC)

- Software required installed (open source programs used)

- pfSense installed (Router/firewall software)

- Apache and MySQL are up and running (Webserver and Database)

- phpMyAdmin installed and works (Graphical User Interface for the MySQL database)

- HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite installed (Apache monitoring software)

- Set up HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite.

- Done research about snort + snort together with pfSense.

- Presentation of work so far and basic idea. --> kl. 09:56

--> 28/10-2010 <--

- Network interface card has been inserted to the pfSense PC.

- Presentation of the progress and the setup of "Caps WebDesign" --> kl. 12:23

- Find another solution for monitoring the Apache server traffic internally (Simon)

- Make the Apache and MySQL more reliable (Simon)

- Add a Network Interface Card to the pfSense machine (David)
- Install snort package for pfSense (Georgi)

- Setup Weblog Expert Lite (Software that replaces the HSLAB) and it is working.

--> 01/11-2010 <--

- Add rules to the snort IPS system (Common task)

- Decide on whether pfSense is the right system for us to use (Common task)

- We have chosen to move on with pfSense and Snort together.

- Get snort to work probberaly

-->02/11-2010--<
- Tested where the snort was placed in the setup. (before the firewall)
- Figured out how the blocked function operates (update time)
- Proved that the setup is now reliable

-->03/11-2010--< 
- Presentation of the progress --> kl. 09:05
- Search of Metasploits

What to do: (new tasks: output in green) for the 2nd of November 2010

- Find out what rules should be added to snort for alerting and blocking apache-webserver intrusion. (Gerogi)

- Search for common server vulnerbilities (Georgi,Simon)

- Find out what is metasploit (Common task)

- Find interesting metaspoilts (Common task)

What to do (future events):

- Do penetration testing with metasploit. (Common task)

- Write on the report

Presentation(s):

Upcomming presentation: 5th of November 2010

About: Metasploit v. 0.1

Project ITS (IDS/IPS Setup) 5

Group:
Simon Arndal, David Herreborg and Georgi Petrov


Status 2/11-2010
Today we were suposed to do a presentation and an demostration of the work and progress so far. Unfortunately we ran in to some small problems which actually made the P and D worthless. We found that Snort actually is located before the firewall. Clearing the block list and alerts, made it posible to continueing testing without rebooting. (a problem we were wondering how to fix).

Testing with ping.


Simplyfing the setup by deleting IDS interface in the snort interface. Eventually it does not change anything in the performance it still blocks and alerts.
Discovered that there exsist a "time gap" of the updating of blocked list. This means that it will take up to ten minutes before the "pinger" will be blocked after it apears on the block list in the web GUI.
Timer func. in snort (blocked-list)
Furthermore we will prepare the demonstration decided for tomorrow the 03/11-2010.

Timeline (PROGRESS)

Done so far:

--> 27/10-2010 <--

- Hardware requirements fullfilled (except one missing NIC)

- Software required installed (open source programs used)

- pfSense installed (Router/firewall software)

- Apache and MySQL are up and running (Webserver and Database)

- phpMyAdmin installed and works (Graphical User Interface for the MySQL database)

- HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite installed (Apache monitoring software)

- Set up HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite.

- Done research about snort + snort together with pfSense.

- Presentation of work so far and basic idea. --> kl. 09:56

--> 28/10-2010 <--

- Network interface card has been inserted to the pfSense PC.

- Presentation of the progress and the setup of "Caps WebDesign" --> kl. 12:23

- Find another solution for monitoring the Apache server traffic internally (Simon)

- Make the Apache and MySQL more reliable (Simon)

- Add a Network Interface Card to the pfSense machine (David)
- Install snort package for pfSense (Georgi)

- Setup Weblog Expert Lite (Software that replaces the HSLAB) and it is working.

--> 01/11-2010 <--

- Add rules to the snort IPS system (Common task)

- Decide on whether pfSense is the right system for us to use (Common task)

- We have chosen to move on with pfSense and Snort together.

- Get snort to work probberaly

-->02/11-2010--<
- Tested where the snort was placed in the setup. (before the firewall)
- Figured out how the blocked function operates (update time)
- Proved that the setup is now reliable

What to do: (new tasks: output in green) for the 2nd of November 2010

- Find out what rules should be added to snort for alerting and blocking apache-webserver intrusion. (Gerogi)

- Search for common server vulnerbilities (Georgi,Simon)

- Find out what is metasploit (Common task)

- Find interesting metaspoilts (Common task)

What to do (future events):

- Demonstration 3/11-2010

- Do penetration testing with metasploit. (Common task)

Project ITS (IDS/IPS setup) 4

Group:
Simon Arndal, David Herreborg and Georgi Petrov

Status 1/11-2010
Today we focus on testing the snort setup and try to make "some" alerts appear in the "Alerts"-section.
Furthermore we will prepare a demonstration the 03/11-2010.

Done today:
The setup is the same as the earlier, but with small differences in the areares of how snort works now.
There have been added another snort interface on the WAN-side with the "Block"-option disabled.
This basically means that we have added an IDS system, which alerts instead of just blocking.
The troubles we have had untill now was that the "Block"-option have been enabled from the start. This enabling turns the snort interface into an IPS, which doesn't alert, but only blocks.


Screenshot of the new snort interface setup:

































Screenshot of the alerts:





































Screenshot of the alerts:

Timeline (PROGRESS)

Done so far:

--> 27/10-2010 <--

- Hardware requirements fullfilled (except one missing NIC)

- Software required installed (open source programs used)

- pfSense installed (Router/firewall software)

- Apache and MySQL are up and running (Webserver and Database)

- phpMyAdmin installed and works (Graphical User Interface for the MySQL database)

- HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite installed (Apache monitoring software)

- Set up HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite.

- Done research about snort + snort together with pfSense.

- Presentation of work so far and basic idea. --> kl. 09:56

--> 28/10-2010 <--

- Network interface card has been inserted to the pfSense PC.

- Presentation of the progress and the setup of "Caps WebDesign" --> kl. 12:23

- Find another solution for monitoring the Apache server traffic internally (Simon)

- Make the Apache and MySQL more reliable (Simon)

- Add a Network Interface Card to the pfSense machine (David)
- Install snort package for pfSense (Georgi)

- Setup Weblog Expert Lite (Software that replaces the HSLAB) and it is working.

--> 01/11-2010 <--

- Add rules to the snort IPS system (Common task)

- Decide on whether pfSense is the right system for us to use (Common task)

- We have chosen to move on with pfSense and Snort together.

- Get snort to work probberaly

What to do: (new tasks: output in green) for the 2nd of November 2010

- Find out what rules should be added to snort for alerting and blocking apache-webserver intrusion. (Gerogi)

- Search for common server vulnerbilities (Georgi,Simon)

- Find out what is metasploit (Common task)

- Find interesting metaspoilts (Common task)

What to do (future events):

- Do penetration testing with metasploit. (Common task)

Project ITS (IDS/IPS setup) 3

Group:

Simon Arndal, David Herreborg and Georgi Petrov

Content of 28/10 (Project ITS - IDS/IPS setup):
28/10-2010 status:
The network interface card was put in place in the Pfsense machine. The rules has been downloaded for snort and the internal network is up and running. A scenario has been created.
Current scenario
To be able to present this project to a wider audience, from now on we are taking the role of a web designing company named "Caps-WebDesign". The company has a database server and a web server sitting behind a firewall with IDS/IPS. There is an administrator monitoring the servers and the network, and there is pc on the outside, which will do penetration testing. Presented below is the block diagram of the "Caps-webDesign" showing the current setup.

Timeline (PROGRESS)

Done so far:

- Hardware requirements fullfilled (except one missing NIC)

- Software required installed (open source programs used)

- pfSense installed (Router/firewall software)

- Apache and MySQL are up and running (Webserver and Database)

- phpMyAdmin installed and works (Graphical User Interface for the MySQL database)

- HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite installed (Apache monitoring software)

- Set up HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite

- Done research about snort + snort together with pfSense

- Presentation of work so far and basic idea. 27/10-2010 kl. 09:56

- Setup Weblog Expert Lite (Software that replaces the HSLAB) and it is working.

- Network interface card has been inserted to the Pfsense PC.

- Presentation of the progress and the setup of "Caps WebDesign" 28/10-2010 kl. 12:23

- Find another solution for monitoring the Apache server traffic internally (Simon)

- Make the Apache and MySQL more reliable (Simon)

- Add a Network Interface Card to the pfSense machine (David)
- Install snort package for pfSense (Georgi)

What to do: (new tasks: output in green)

- Add rules to the snort IPS system (Common task)

- Decide on whether pfSense is the right system for us to use (Common task)

- Get snort to work probberaly and do penetration testing with metasploit. (Common task)

Presentation(s):

Upcomming presentation: 2nd of November 2010

About: Snort and pfSense

Project ITS (IDS/IPS setup) 2

Group:

Simon Arndal, David Herreborg and Georgi Petrov

Content (Project ITS - IDS/IPS setup):

Todays demonstration covered a basic review of the project and it's different parts, with focus on the internal network. After a brief presentation of the content and idea so far, a demonstration was conducted. This demo involved an apache server, PHPmyadmin, MySql, a switch and the software HSLAB. The below screenshots shows some examples from the demonstration:

Screenshot of HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite working (in some way)
---This piece of software didn't work as we would like it to. Therefore another software is being searched for and will eventually be implementet when found.

Screenshot of Apache server running

Screenshot of MySQL database working

Timeline (PROGRESS):

Done so far:

- Hardware requirements fullfilled (except one missing NIC)

- Software required installed (open source programs used)

- pfSense installed (Router/firewall software)

- Apache and MySQL are up and running (Webserver and Database)

- phpMyAdmin installed and works (Graphical User Interface for the MySQL database)

- HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite installed (Apache monitoring software)

- Set up HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite

- Done research about snort + snort together with pfSense

- Presentation of work so far and basic idea. 27/10-2010 kl. 09:56

- Setup Weblog Expert Lite (Software that replaces the HSLAB) and it is working.

What to do: (new tasks: output in green)

- Find another solution for monitoring the Apache server traffic internally (Simon)

- Make the Apache and MySQL more reliable (Simon)

- Add a Network Interface Card to the pfSense machine (David)

- Install snort package for pfSense (Georgi)

- Add rules to the snort IPS system (Common task)

- Decide on whether pfSense is the right system for us to use (Common task)

- Search for another piéce of software to monitor the apache server. (Simon)

- Make a installation in virtualbox and try setting up and add rules to Pfsense. (common task)

Presentation(s):

Upcomming presentation: 28th of October 2010

About: Demonstration of the rules added in the "virtual setup" Pfsense and show the new monitoring software for the apache server(Weblog Expert Lite).

Project ITS (IDS/IPS setup)

Group:
Simon Arndal, David Herreborg and Georgi Petrov

Basic idea (Project ITS - IDS/IPS setup):
The main purpose of this project is for us to set up a system containing an Intrusion Dection System and an Intrusion Prevention System.
We have chosen to use the pfSense system as our Gateway and DHCP server, which also contains the IDS and IPS at the same time.
Furthermore we will implement a switch in the network layout to be able to monitor the system parallel with a running server (more specific an Apache Web Server and a MySQL database).



Timeline (PROGRESS):
Done so far:
- Hardware requirements fullfilled (except one missing NIC)
- Software required installed (open source programs used)
      - pfSense installed (Router/firewall software)
      - Apache and MySQL are up and running (Webserver and Database)
      - phpMyAdmin installed and works (Graphical User Interface for the MySQL database)
      - HSLAB HTTP Monitor Lite installed (Apache monitoring software)

What to do:
- Set up HSLAB HTTP Monitor lite                                   (Simon)
- Add a Network Interface Card to the pfSense machine    (David)
- Research about snort                                                       (Georgi / David)
- Install snort package for pfSense                                      (Georgi)
    - Add rules to the snort IDS/IPS system                         (Common task)


Presentation(s):
Upcomming presentation: The 27th of October 2010
                            About: This presentation will contain a demonstration of the "Internal network" in
                                       operating mode and monitoring the traffic.