______________________________________________________________________________ HONEYNET/HONEYPOT PROJECT ______________________________________________________________________________ Meeting: 4/26/06 8:00pm, ITL Attendees: Leslie, Todd, Patty, Creigh Meeting Duration: Approx. 2 hours ______________________________________________________________________________ Accomplishments: ______________________________________________________________________________ 1) Installed Tripwire in the Honeypot VM (Windows). Download Tripwire for Servers 4.6. Extract the zip file. Double click Setup. Next... "Do not send Tripwire reports by e-mail." Uncheck "Check here to enable SNMP". Run Tripwire for Servers alone, without Tripwire Manager. Next... Finish 2) Installed Snort in the Linux VM. In a Debian-based system: apt-get install snort snort-doc oinkmaster Configuring Snort: Address range to monitor: 128.153.0.0/16 Prep the Snort rules directory: sudo chown -R snort:snort /etc/snort/rules Edit the Oinkmaster config file: sudo gedit /etc/oinkmaster.conf Register for an account at snort.org to get additional Snort rules. At the bottom of Account Settings, click "Get Code" under Oinkmaster Download Codes. Add your URL to the oinkmaster.conf file. Generates the list of rules that you will ignore: sudo -s /usr/share/oinkmaster/makesidex.pl /etc/snort/rules/ > /etc/autodisable.conf Update the active rules: (run in a bash script as root) chown snort:snort autodisable.conf oinkmaster.conf /usr/sbin/oinkmaster -C /etc/oinkmaster.conf -C /etc/autodisable.conf -o /etc/snort/rules/ chown -R snort:snort /etc/snort/rules/ ______________________________________________________________________________ TO-DO List: ______________________________________________________________________________ 1) Leslie continue to report on configuration of Tripwire, get it configured on the honeypot. - Establish baseline, known-good state - Granularity of checks, be able to changes that we make, OK changes 2) Creigh to get Snort installed on the honeypot and establish a ruleset that we will use. 3) Todd will continue to report on Regmon. Look for alternatives. 4) Patty will continue to report on attacks for Windows. - Set script to run every time our monitoring VM is booted. Don't boot the Honeypot VM unless the monitoring VM has been booted first. (So the download from the Snort site will not be detected with a sniffer). ***** Patty and Todd will create a diagram of VMware virtual networks. ***** ***** Need updated HTML and documents from the rest of the team members, and upload them to the project directory when they are finished. *****