Glutton Setup
Tool for setting up Glutton, a cybersecurity tool for monitoring SSH traffic.
Glutton Setup
Tool for setting up Glutton, a cybersecurity tool for monitoring SSH traffic.
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Glutton Setup Description
Install required system packages: - apt-get install gcc libpcap-dev iptables - Arch: pacman -S gcc libpcap iptables To change your SSH server default port (i.e. 5001, see rules.yaml) and restart SSHD: - sed -i 's/[# ]*Port .*/Port 5001/g' /etc/ssh/sshd_config Build glutton: - make build To run/test glutton: - bin/server
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Glutton Setup is Tool for setting up Glutton, a cybersecurity tool for monitoring SSH traffic.. It is a Security Operations solution designed to help security teams with Network Security, SSH, Penetration Testing.
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