Snort++ build 206 is now available on snort.org!

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Snort++ <https://snort.org/snort3> build 206 is now available on 
snort.org.  This is the latest monthly update available for download.  
You can also get the latest updates from github (snortadmin/snort3 
<https://github.com/snortadmin/snort3>) which is updated weekly.

Enhancements:

* converted sd_pattern to use hyperscan
* ported smb reassembly and raw commands processing, segmentation support
* ported smb write and close command, deprecated dialect check, smb 
fingerprint
* ported appid rule option as "appids"
* ported appid detectors: kereberos, bittorrent, imap, pop
* added appid counts for mdns, timbuktu, battlefield, bgp, and netbios 
services
* added smtp.max_auth_command_line_len
* added new_http_inspect unbounded POST alert
* added oversize directory alert to new_http_inspect
* snort2lua updates for new_http_inspect

Bug Fixes:

* fixed asn1:print help
* fixed event queue buffer log size
* fixed make distcheck; thanks to jack jackson <[email protected]> for 
reporting the issue
* fixed help text for rule options ack, fragoffset, seq, tos, ttl, and win
* fixed endianness issues with rule options seq and win
* fixed rule option session binary vs all
* fixed issue with icmp_seq and icmp_id field matching
* fixed off-by-1 line number in rule parsing errors
* fixed cmake make check issue with new_http_inspect
* fixed new_http_inspect handling of 100 response
* fixed dynamic build of new_http_inspect
* fixed outstanding strndup calls
* fixed static analysis issues

Other Changes:

* moved http_inspect (old) to http_server (in extras)
* moved new_http_inspect to http_inspect
* code refactoring and cleanup

Please submit bugs, questions, and feedback to [email protected] or the 
Snort-Users mailing list.

Happy Snorting!
The Snort Release Team

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