The TOR Client activity

I'm trying to monitor the activity of the TOR Client via GIS IDs 5816/1 and 5816/0, however the IPS does not seem to pick them up.  I look at the logs during execution of TOR to a test machine and I don't see anything.  Is there something I'm missing or doing wrong?  Both are enabled in the policy that I use on the IPS sensors.

Thanks in advance!

Jeremy

Jeremy;

You should probably make an initial connection traffic packet capture and analyze that it respects the specificities of the signature:

  • 5816/0 signature checks to a URI that contains (case sensitive on ports TCP 80,9001) \tor\status\fp and 9030
  • signature 5816/1 is looking for a handshake of TOR TLS on port TCP 443,9001 and 9030

If the criteria above are not present in the traffic that is using your TOR client, the IPS will not detect activity.

Scott

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