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Logging (how to be ready to incidents)
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Beginning of the presentation
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Description
Presentation about importance of logging, some solutions to create and administrate logs and some informations to analyse them.
Context & Dates
Talk made during Solutions Linux 2003, on 6 February 2003.
Author
Frédéric Lavécot
Type
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Abstract &
Table of content
Flyleaf
Plan
Pourquoi parler de journalisation (1/3)
Pourquoi parler de journalisation (2/3)
Pourquoi parler de journalisation (3/3)
Quels évènements journaliser ?
En cas d'incident
Limites de la journalisation
Syslog
Limites de syslog
Confiance faite aux journaux
Limites de syslog : Transmission / Collecte (1/2)
Limites de syslog : Transmission / Collecte (2/2)
Tunnel TCP (1/2)
Tunnel TCP (2/2)
Tunnel chiffré
Projets concernant la journalisation
Limites de la journalisation : Analyse (1/3)
Limites de la journalisation : Analyse (2/3)
Limites de la journalisation : Analyse (3/3)
Traces d'exploitations dans les journaux (1/2)
Traces d'exploitations dans les journaux (2/2)
Autres journaux
UDS : URL Detection System
Architecture
Architecture
Honeypots
Enquêtes après piratage
Cas où les journaux ne sont pas indispensables
Conclusion 1/2
Conclusion 2/2
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