I published the following diary on isc.sans.org: “Backup Scripts, the FIM of the Poor“. File Integrity Management or “FIM” is an interesting security control that can help to detect unusual changes in a file system. By example, on a server, they are directories that do not change often. Example with
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File Integrity Monitoring for the Poor
For most organizations, security has a huge impact on budgets… except if you’re called the NSA and must deploy a massive surveillance program! Every time you need money, you have to fight with your boss or finance guys to get some bucks after explaining why a new piece of software,
Improving File Integrity Monitoring with OSSEC
FIM or “File Integrity Monitoring” can be defined as the process of validating the integrity of operating system and applications files with a verification method using a hashing algorythm like MD5 or SHA1 and then comparing the current file state with a baseline. A hash will allow the detection of files content modification but