bsmtrace is a BSM based intrusion detection system, utilizing audit trails
and real-time audit event analysis through auditpipe(4). This host based
IDS operates using a finite state machine principles with a flexible
sequence driven signature system.
WWW: https://www.github.com/openbsm/bsmtrace
This is a repocopy of security/bsmtrace, updated to recently-released 3.x.
There are breaking changes between 1.x and 3.x, so it was decided to create
a new port to give consumers some time to update their configs. The old
security/bsmtrace should be deprecated in fairly short order, after
bsmtrace3 has received a little bit of soak time in ports.
bsmtrace 3.x, compared to the previous port, offers following new features:
- Set arrays will now resize on the fly, so the size limits should be no
more
- Logging channels have been removed, there's now one `logfile` directive
that can be applied at the global level to switch the logfile, assuming
the -l logdir option is in use
- Other config files can now be included with the 'include' directive; globs
are not currently supported, paths are relative to the primary config
file
- Sequences can now be configured to match on the jail name with the
per-sequence `zone` directive; valid values are: any, none, or a glob
string that matches the jail name.
Any = any jail, not the host. None = Only the host, no jails.
Other points:
- The Makefile patch is no longer needed as PCRE is now a mandatory
dependency.
- The dprintf(3) conflict is no more, so the rest of the patches also
disappear.
- This port now installs manpages to ${PREFIX}/share/man as per recent
guidelines to reflect base hierarchy.
- MAINTAINER remains csjp with the OpenBSM/TrustedBSD project.
Approved by: koobs (mentor)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D24437
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