Open Source Security's Best Kept Secret

An anonymous reader writes "Prelude IDS Framework: "Open Source Security's Best Kept Secret" is an overview of the Prelude Project. The article touches upon the long list of devices and log types Prelude understands. As well as Prelude's ability to utilize patched versions of software like Snort, Nagios, Nessus, SamHain, etc. to all report to Prelude. There are also screen shots of two new front ends for Prelude (pylude and prewikka)."

I use it. . .

[Anonymous Coward]

I have been nusing Prelude for a long time and it does what it does well. Its ability to patch and have Snort report to the manager is a big help when deploying many internal sensors. . .

Impressive

[Glamdrlng]

This is a very ambicious and laudable project. I remember reading about it a year ago ar so, but it looks like it's matured a lot since then.

Since we now get to combat multi-headed worms [incidents.org], it's fitting that we now have a multi-headed IDS to work with.

Front page much?

[Glamdrlng]

Don't know if anyone will se this at this point, but why the hell wasn't this posted on the front page? It certainly seems newsworthy enough to make it up there to me. Who knows, maybe there actually could've been some worthwhile conversation about it...