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NSIA: Network System Integrity Analysis or "Website Intrusion Detection System"¶
NSIA is a system for detecting defacements, errors, information leaks and other types of security problems on websites and web applications.
Project Goals¶
The following are the three main goals of the project:
- Easy to install and setup: must be able to setup monitoring of a website in 10 minutes or less
- Easy to monitor: must be able to set a baseline so that only new issues are generate an alert in 5 clicks or less
- High quality findings: must detect a wide spectrum of issues including security incidents, vulnerabilities, errors and malicious content (e.g. racial aspersions)
Getting the Software¶
You can download NSIA from SourceForge.com or ThreatFactor.com. See the installation instructions once you download it.
Getting Started¶
See also the Quick start guide
Getting Support¶
If you need support you can:
- Create a Support Ticket
- Email the project leader: Luke at Threatfactor.com
Getting the Source Code¶
NSIA is an open source project hosted at Sourceforge.
You can check out the source code using yourself via the following command (assuming you have subversion installed):
svn co https://nsia.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/nsia nsia
NSIA is distributed under the Affero GNU Public License. See the Developer Guide to get started.