Safed is the acronym of Security Auditing ForwardEr Deamon. It is an open source agent suite, based on the SNARE agent provided by Intersect Allinace. The existing open source basis was enhanced as follows:

• Reliability of the communication between agent and syslog server
• Resend not received logs
• Encrypted communications
• Filter events of interest
• Remote configuration API

• safed-agent: the safed agent for Linux, Sun Solaris, IBM AIX, HP-UX platforms
• safed-audit-linux: the safed component that allows safed to interoperate with the linux auditd daemon
• safed-audit-aix: the safed component that allows safed to interoperate with the IBM AIX audit component
• audit-agent-win2003: the safed agent for Win2003 for 32 and 64 bit processors
• audit-agent-win2008: the safed agent for Win2008/2012 for 32 and 64 bit processors
• audit-agent-allmsi: msi build scripts
• includes: the header files for gnutls and regexp
• win/x32: the wolfssl and regexp library compiled for windows (32 bit processors)
• win/x64: the wolfssl and regexp library compiled for windows (64 bit processors)
• win/wolfssl: the wolfssl 3.15.7
• win/regexp: the regexp 2.7

The installation and configuration guide can be downloaded here.

News and updates can be found on this blog.

Notes for Visual C++ projects can be found here.

Starting from version 1.10.0 for secure communications Wolfssl >= 3.15.7 is requested, supporting TLS 1.2 (minimum) and TLS 1.3 (https://github.com/wolfSSL/wolfssl)

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