Re: log analysis concepts by year...

>results also pointed to the 3 most relevant people on the list, 2001-2006. Any guesses?  :-) 

Tina Byrd
Marcus Ranum
Anton Chuvaka
(Maybe Daniel Cid)

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Anton Chuvakin wrote:
> All,
>
> Please don't think I have too much time on my hands :-) Quite the
> opposite, in fact! What I describe below was done with a specific
> purpose in mind, but the results were fun and thus I am sharing them
> with the list.
>
> So, I took the list archives from 2001 to 2006 and run them thru the
> concept extraction software to see what log analysis subjects have
> been bothering us :-) since 2001.
>
> These things are always hot:
> - log standards
> - log formats
> - syslog
> - syslog-ng
> - firewalls
> - transport
> - windows
>
> These have been getting hotter:
> - correlation
> - monitorting
>
> Things that used to be hot, but not don't raise anybody's blood pressure:
> - attacks
> - IDS
> - XML
> - pgp
>
> A fun by-product of this analysis also emerged: results also pointed
> to the 3 most relevant people on the list, 2001-2006. Any guesses? :-)
>
> Best,
>