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one click 'show all events for this flow' button #3
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Btw, in Suricata 2.1 all these records will share a 'flow_id' field. |
I've added the flow ID to the event details display with a link that constructs a query string to limit the result set to all events with that flow ID, and between the ip_src and dest_ip. I think it could be better placed for easy accessibility, but then again, I'm also thinking the details display could use some tuning up as well. |
Clicking it doesn't fully work yet, the URL just ends in "?q=" for me. I think it should add "+flow_id:"" or something similar to that. Tried from the alert view. |
I wonder if it's a browser caching issue - the updated html loaded but the js didn't? I'll need to learn how to deal with the cache in single page apps like this.
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That was it! |
In master. The generated query string has been tightened up a bit from the first version. |
Most of the time we'll have more than one event for a flow, e.g.a http event, fileinfo event and one or more alerts. Or various ssh scan alerts combined with a reputation alert.
I would love to see something that allows me to click on any event and then shows a view of all events related to this flow.
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