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Detecting 5 Current APTs without heavy lifting
Network Detection and Response
By Johanna Amann – February 12, 2018
If you are familiar with Bro scripts you have probably encountered redefs, which allow you to change a number of Bro settings. One commonly used redef is Site::local_nets, which lists the networks that Bro considers local. Read more »