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script:x509_ext_c2 [2018/02/08 23:44] – [Analysing the sample PCAP in Trisul] veerascript:x509_ext_c2 [2018/02/08 23:46] – [The Full Text Search FTS Document] veera
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   - the **FTS** stream: a complete text dump of the meta data. The DNS FTS stream would be a full dump of all DNS fields - much like the DIG format. Similarly for SSL Certificates, the FTS stream passes text documents that mirror the `openssl x509` command.   - the **FTS** stream: a complete text dump of the meta data. The DNS FTS stream would be a full dump of all DNS fields - much like the DIG format. Similarly for SSL Certificates, the FTS stream passes text documents that mirror the `openssl x509` command.
  
-You can see the different approach taken by Trisul NSM compared to Bro IDS. Instead of fine grained events, Trisul provides a text document. +You can see the **different approach taken by Trisul NSM compared to Bro IDS**. Instead of fine grained events, Trisul provides a text document. 
  
 ==== Analysing the sample PCAP in Trisul ==== ==== Analysing the sample PCAP in Trisul ====
  
-The researchers have provided a [[https://github.com/fideliscyber/x509|sample PCAP file containing a POC]] of the channel (( GitHub page of POC https://github.com/fideliscyber/x509). If you import the PCAP file into Trisul using ''trisulctl_probe importpcap mimikatz_sent.pcap'' and navigate to SSL Certs FTS and then search for Key" you can see the certificates in full text format. This is shown below.+The researchers have provided a [[https://github.com/fideliscyber/x509|sample PCAP file containing a POC]] of the channel (( GitHub page of POC https://github.com/fideliscyber/x509)). If you import the PCAP file into Trisul using ''trisulctl_probe importpcap mimikatz_sent.pcap'' and navigate to SSL Certs FTS and then search for Key" you can see the certificates in full text format. This is shown below.
  
  
script/x509_ext_c2.txt · Last modified: 2024/06/05 10:49 by thiyagu