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JSON is really useful as a portable, human-readable format that is also (relatively) easily machine-readable. Under the hood, doesn't Suricata transform the JS
by GordonS 6y ago
JSON is really useful as a portable, human-readable format that is also (relatively) easily machine-readable.
Under the hood, doesn't Suricata transform the JSON config to an efficient binary representation though?
(I've never used Suricata, and haven't used Snort or seen the code for ~15 years, but it seems the obvious thing to do)