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Sax2 Intrusion detection system(Freeware) 3.1

filesize: 5.30 MB

Ax3soft Sax2 is a professional intrusion detection and prevention system that performs real-time packet capturing, 24/7 network monitoring, advanced protocol analyzing and automatic expert detection.

Published:
Jun 30, 2009
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License
Freeware
Cost
$0.00
Trial Period:
0 Days
OS:
2k / XP / 2003 / Vista
Cow Rating:
nora
Popularity:
89%
User Rating:
+3
-0
+3

By giving you insights into all of your network's operations, Sax2 makes it easy to isolate and solve network problems, identify network bottleneck and bandwidth use, detect network vulnerabilities and discovered the network.

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By jst
Oct 31, 2009 | 09:04 PM
+1
Pros: The best user interface of a IDS that I have seen, real time packet capturing and analysis, very low system impact, minimal network overhead, quick to load, detailed explanation of each intrusion type, interface is REALLY intuitive.

Cons: I Honestly cannot think of any.....
Summary: All in all this is an amazing system, after screwing around with snort for about 3 hours, and not getting it working, even with the front end interface winIDS installed, still could not get it. Downloaded this installed it and it ran. Period. Not for the n00b who does not know how to interperet the results but the interface is amazing so you could probably learn.
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By devidn
Oct 16, 2009 | 09:43 PM
+2
A network based Intrusion Detection System, which also enables a user to prevent intrusions through a host of useful tools.

Features: Sax2 is a mainly an Intrusion Detection System (IDS). To this end Sax2 performs advanced real time packet capturing functions, advanced protocol analysis, 24x7 network monitoring, and Expert detection. It is a network based IDS: it collects, filters and analyzes all traffic that passes through a given network location. A single Sax2 monitor, appropriately placed (example: on a gateway) can provide IDS and intrusion prevention services for the entire network at a local site. Intrusion detection and prevention is done through the detection of a variety of attacks including Denial of Service, CGI/WWW, buffer overflow, windows and UNIX vulnerability, unauthorized access and hacking, ARP detection, IP spoofing and more. It also protects against worms, Trojans, etc. It allows you to configure the security policy with fine-grained controls. Real-time alerting and response to alerts is provided by Sax2. It allows for advanced traffic analysis, log generation, and in-depth packet decoding. These can be used to generate traffic usage reports and the statistical traffic analysis tools add to these capabilities. In this vein, it also provides for monitoring individual conversations and packet streams (or flows). A Name Table provides a list of aliases for addresses, port numbers and protocols on the LAN, and this can be used to set up different names and colors to make it easier for the administrator to narrow in on specific information in the future.

Overall: It is an excellent tool and promises to be useful for intrusion detection and prevention even in a hostile or particularly susceptible environment. The main drawback is that this really isn’t a tool for novice or even average users, with an interface which though it is quite intuitive, really, has too much detailed that can become overwhelming for a non-advanced user. A toned-down version with simple detection and prevention tasks is recommended so that it can become truly user-friendly to every kind of user.
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By peterli
Nov 18, 2008 | 08:47 AM
+2
I really like the fact that it does not put any extra services running
in the background on startup. I think it’s great that you can simply turn it off and exit it when you don’t need it. So many of these types
of software leave bits and pieces running in the background after you
have shut it down. This does not.

Excellent tool for those wanting to see what is happening under the
hood of their network.
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