by Robin Sommer | Dec 15, 2020 | 3.2, Zeek
We are very excited to publish a release candidate of Zeek 4.0. today. We expect the final version to follow in early January, which will then become the new Zeek LTS release with support for the coming year. (To help with transition for people still on current LTS...
by Robin Sommer | Aug 10, 2020 | 3.2, Zeek
(This is an updated version of the previous RC announcement.) We are very happy to make Zeek 3.2 available today. Some highlights of the new release include: Zeek now supports synchronizing tables/sets across clusters through a backing Broker data store. The same...
by Robin Sommer | Jul 27, 2020 | 3.2, Zeek
We are very happy to make a first release candidate of Zeek 3.2 available today. Barring any unforeseen issues, the final 3.2 release should be out in about two weeks from now. We highlight some updates in 3.2 below. Please see NEWS for full release notes, and CHANGES...
by Robin Sommer | May 18, 2020 | Protocol Parsing, Spicy, Zeek
We are very happy to announce a new Zeek project now available on GitHub. The Spicy parser generator makes it substantially easier for Zeek to support and parse new protocols and file formats. I will tell you a bit more about Spicy’s capabilities and history in the...
by Robin Sommer | Mar 23, 2020 | Zeek
This posting is cross-posted between the Zeek blog and the Trail of Bits blog. Announcing The Zeek Agent The Zeek Network Security Monitor provides a powerful open-source platform for network traffic analysis. However, from its network vantage point, Zeek...
by Robin Sommer | Feb 11, 2020 | 3.1, beta, Zeek
We are very happy to make a release candidate of Zeek 3.1 available today. After last year’s 3.0, this is the first feature release following our new release schedule, bringing new functionality & improvements to users interested in upgrading more frequently than...
