Re: Log integrity handling on central logsystem
"Marcus J. Ranum" <[email protected]>
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John H. Sawyer wrote: >If you could afford two systems, have your one system accepting the logs >and another system that has no IP sniffing the wire for the logs as they >go by. Now you have two sources and can compare them later. By the way, if anyone wants it: http://www.ranum.com/security/computer_security/index.html "plog" -- a promiscuous mode syslog collector. It pulls up UDP syslog packets, rips the syslog data right out of them and injects them up /dev/log. On good hardware it may be more reliable than syslogd because it bypasses UDP input queues. mjr.