Identify Access to a LINUX Firewall Through SYSLOG Service

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Students will identify access to a PFSENSE firewall through the forwarding of SYSLOG (System logs) from a Firewall to the SYSLOG service we have configured and set up on the Network. Students will then identify malicious activity through system logs.

Time

30 minutes

Difficulty

Intermediate

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Overview

Students will identify access to a PFSENSE firewall through the forwarding of SYSLOG (System logs) from a Firewall to the SYSLOG service we have configured and set up on the Network. Students will then identify malicious activity through system logs.

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