Versions archive

Frontend (web client)

CentOs 9 version

Suri-Oculus Backend v.1.2

CentOS 9 version

Frontend  v 1.2

Web client for Fedora 39

Suri-Oculus Backend v. 1.2

for Fedora 39

Frontend (web client)

A web interface in this version – transformed to ES6.

Suri-Oculus Backend

Developed in C++ using the Pistache framework, it handles event processing, rule management, and access to statistical data.

Log Parser for Suri Oculus

A service daemon that processes data from the eve.json file, classifying it by event types for easy access and analysis.

CentOS 9 version.

Oculus Tools

A set of tools for managing rules, generating new rules, and working with datasets, developed in Rust to ensure performance and security

CentOS 9 version

Suri-Oculus Backend

Developed in C++ using the Pistache framework, it handles event processing, rule management, and access to statistical data.

CentOS Stream 9 version

Frontend (web client)

A web interface for convenient interaction with Suricata, implemented using HTML, JavaScript, and Rust, providing full access to the system’s functionality.

CentOs 9 version

Log Parser for Suri Oculus

A service daemon that processes data from the eve.json file, classifying it by event types for easy access and analysis.

Oculus Tools

A set of tools for managing rules, generating new rules, and working with datasets, developed in Rust to ensure performance and security.

Suri-Oculus Backend

Developed in C++ using the Pistache framework, it handles event processing, rule management, and access to statistical data.

Frontend (web client)

A web interface for convenient interaction with Suricata, implemented using HTML, JavaScript, and Rust, providing full access to the system’s functionality.

Log Parser for Suri Oculus

A service daemon that processes data from the eve.json file, classifying it by event types for easy access and analysis.

Oculus Tools

A set of tools for managing rules, generating new rules, and working with datasets, developed in Rust to ensure performance and security.

Suri-Oculus Backend

Developed in C++ using the Pistache framework, it handles event processing, rule management, and access to statistical data.

Frontend (web client)

A web interface for convenient interaction with Suricata, implemented using HTML, JavaScript, and Rust, providing full access to the system’s functionality.