Razorback Roadmap and Status Report
Summary: Cisco Talos published a status report on Razorback, its open-source detection framework, noting a 0.1.5 release on SourceForge as the last development on the proof-of-concept code first released at DEFCON the prior year. The team now has full-time developers funded by Sourcefire and is reimplementing the system on two-to-four-week cycles with quarterly tarball releases, with phase one using ActiveMQ and the Stomp protocol for data transmission and command and control.
What you should know: The project's own timeline puts completion of its Q2 development goals at the end of June, and the report states plainly that the roadmap is not a contract and not a guarantee - so anyone planning detection coverage around Razorback's response and data-block capabilities is working against an uncommitted schedule.
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