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A tool for extracting files from network traffic based on file signatures with support for various file formats and scalable search algorithm.
This project builds an OSQuery module libbro.so for loading bro logs as tables in osquery. The logs are dynamically loaded into tables from the bro logs installation directory. They are created as tables based on their log file name, except pre-pended with bro_. E.g., conn.log -> table bro_conn. Example From EnvDB UI: Building and Installing To build, you need cmake, clang, git (for both osquery and module builds). make deps make This will create the module ./build/src/libbro.<dylib|so> You will then need to copy this to /usr/local/lib/libbro.<dylib|so> and then you can add an entry to /etc/osquery/modules.load: $ sudo cp -r ./build/src/libbro.<dylib|so> /usr/local/lib $ sudo mkdir -p /etc/osquery/ $ sudo sh -c 'echo "/usr/local/lib/libbro.<so|dylib>" >> /etc/osquery/modules.load' You can now run osqueryi with the location of $BROLOGS set to the bro logs path, where it will attempt to load log tables from $BROLOGS. Example: $ sudo BROLOGS="$PWD/bro/logs" osqueryi Without BROLOGS set, it will try to load logs from the following common Bro installation locations: /usr/local/bro/logs/current /opt/bro/logs /nsm/bro/logs/current Installing for EnvDB To get it to work with EnvDB,
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