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tips:suricata-eve-unixsocket [2020/08/27 19:10] – [7. Viewing Alerts] navaneethtips:suricata-eve-unixsocket [2020/09/10 17:45] – [3. Installing Emerging Threat Rules 5.0] navaneeth
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-==== 3. Installing Emerging Threat Rules 5.0 ====+ 
 +===== Updating with latest ruleset ===== 
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 +Use the following command to update the latest emerging-threats ruleset 
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 +<code>sudo suricata-update</code> 
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 +suricata-update puts the combined rules in ''/var/lib/suricata/rules'' which is owned by root. Make sure the trisul user can read this directory. 
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 +<code>sudo chown trisul.trisul /var/lib/suricata -R </code> 
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-  * You have to install the Emerging Threats Community which are a set of rules that trisul will listen to. 
-  * Download and install Emerging Threats Open rules into ///etc/suricata// 
  
-<code>#cd /etc/suricata 
-#wget https://rules.emergingthreats.net/open/suricata-5.0.0/emerging.rules.tar.gz 
-#tar xf emerging.rules.tar.gz 
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-<note important>Please ensure that you run these commands as root</note> 
  
 ==== 4. Enabling EVE_unix Socket ==== ==== 4. Enabling EVE_unix Socket ====
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-==== 7. Updating with latest ruleset ==== 
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-If you have already installed suricata and you want to update with the latest rules. Use the following command. 
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-<code>sudo suricata-update</code> 
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tips/suricata-eve-unixsocket.txt · Last modified: 2020/09/28 17:22 by navaneeth