Suri-Oculus Project
As of today, older versions of Suri Oculus — from version 1.0 through the entire 2.x series — have been removed and are no longer available for download. These versions are no longer supported and differ significantly from the current architecture and capabilities of the […]
Development of Suri Oculus 4.0 is nearing completion. This is one of the most significant updates to the project so far, with major changes across the backend, web interface, Suricata rule management, event processing, and supporting tools. The main goal of version 4.0 is to […]
One of the areas I’m currently working on for Suri Oculus 4.0 is improving the management of local Suricata rules. Many Suricata deployments eventually accumulate a growing collection of custom rules. These may include internal detections, IoC-based rules, environment-specific signatures, or temporary rules created during […]
We are simplifying our release process by reducing the number of supported operating systems. Starting with upcoming releases, packages will be available for a focused set of actively maintained platforms: RHEL 9/10 (and compatible distributions), Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, Debian 12, and the latest Fedora versions. […]
Over time, any growing project faces the same issue: the expansion of supported platforms begins to slow down development instead of accelerating adoption. In Suri Oculus, we reached that point. We currently build and maintain packages for multiple distributions: RHEL, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, and their […]
We have published installation packages of Suri Oculus for Ubuntu 24.04. The goal was to make deployment simpler and more predictable, especially for environments where building from source is not desirable. During packaging, we ran into a practical issue:the Rust version available in Ubuntu 24.04 […]
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