Hello everybody. My name is Jesse Kurrus, and I’ll be your professor for the duration of the Snort Intrusion Detection, Rule Writing, and PCAP Analysis course. This course will consist of written material to go over on your own pace, and labs to reinforce the concepts from the provided resources. To follow along with these labs, you'll need a VirtualBox, Security Onion, Kali Linux, and Windows 7 VMs. These are all free and open source, including the Windows 7 VM which is available free for development purposes.
Hello everybody. My name is Jesse Kurrus, and I’ll be your professor for the duration of the Snort Intrusion Detection, Rule Writing, and PCAP Analysis course. This course will consist of written material to go over on your own pace, and labs to reinforce the concepts from the provided resources. To follow along with these labs, you'll need a VirtualBox, Security Onion, Kali Linux, and Windows 7 VMs. These are all free and open source, including the Windows 7 VM which is available free for development purposes.
This course is 100% hands-on, save for the initial introduction. Please be prepared to follow along with these labs.
The following are the hands-on labs. Please refer to the course for full descriptions:
This video will cover the primary aspects of this course, and what is to be expected from you as a student.
Lab 1 will provide a step-by-step demonstration of how to set up a Security Onion virtual machine using VirtualBox as a software hypervisor.
Lab 2 will show you how to write effective Snort rules for indicators derived from a packet capture. Please refer to the attached "Boleto Snort Rules" file for all of the rules written within this lab. There may be issues with copying and pasting them due to formatting, so it's recommended that you type it in yourself. Tcpreplay will be used to test the Snort rules by replaying the PCAP through the sniffing interface. If there's any issues completing this lab, please let me know in the questions section.
Download PCAP:
https://www.malware-traffic-analysis.net/2016/12/17/index.html
Lab 3 will expose you to an effective automated Snort rule checking script.
This video will show you how to implement offset and depth into one of the previously written Snort rules.
*IMPORTANT* You must use the command sudo rule-update after every change to the local.rules file for it to be active.
This bonus lab was not originally included in the curriculum, and will cover the writing and testing of two custom Snort rules which includes SSH and FTP. The first rule will cover the detection of internal SSH brute force, and the second rule will cover the detection of SSNs in a plaintext file transfer. There will also be a break down of Snort rule requirements and options. This lab will be performed using Security Onion, Kali Linux, and Metasploitable.
This lecture will show you how and where to download and configure the latest version of Kali Linux, 2020, which is tailor made for my Udemy course Hands-on Penetration Testing Labs 4.0. It's also being made available for all other courses, as the newest version has some slight differences which may make an impact.
This video will show you how to download and configure Kali Linux within VirtualBox.
This video will cover how to set up a Windows 7 Enterprise 32-bit virtual machine that is intentionally vulnerable to the eternalblue exploit. VirtualBox will be used as a software hypervisor to set it up.
This video will cover the exploitation of Windows 7 with Kali Linux, using an Eternalblue Python standalone exploit. To follow along with this tutorial, you'll need Security Onion, Windows 7 Enterprise 32-bit, and Kali Linux VM's set up to communicate with one another with host-only interfaces. After the exploitation, analysis will be conducted on the Snort alerts and associated rules, and PCAP to identify the network evidence of the successful compromise. These are real-world skills that are crucial for cyber security analysts.
This video will show you how to analyze the PCAP derived from the previous labs, and create two custom Snort rules. One Snort rule will focus upon detection of the Eternablue exploit attack, and the other one will detect the subsequent reverse shell. This will all be done within a Security Onion VM using VirtualBox.
This video will show you how to install and configure Ubuntu Server 12.04 to be vulnerable to Heartbleed. VirtualBox will be used as a software hypervisor for this process.
This video will cover the exploitation of Ubuntu Server 12.04 using a Heartbleed Metasploit auxiliary module. To follow along with this tutorial, you'll need Security Onion, Ubuntu Server 12.04, and Kali Linux VM's set up to communicate with one another with host-only interfaces. After the exploitation, analysis will be conducted within Security Onion on the Snort alerts and associated rules, and PCAP to identify the network evidence of the successful compromise. These are real-world skills that are crucial for cybersecurity analysts.
This video will show you how to analyze the PCAP heartbleed.pcap which was saved from the previous lab, and write a Snort rule based on the network traffic.
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