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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
2009 CDX Data Sets Posted
Posted on 11:23 AM
by Unknown
Earlier this year I posted
Thoughts on 2009 CDX
. Greg Conti just sent me a notice that the
West Point Information Technology and Operations Center
just published, for free, their
Intrusion Detection Labeled Data Sets
. They include packet captures generated by NSA Red Team activity, packet captures from West Point defenders, and Snort, DNS, Web server, and host logs. This is great data.
Stop using the 1999 DARPA data sets. Please.
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