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Chris F Clark <cfc@shell01.TheWorld.com> wrote:
>
>Actually, most "intrusion detection systems" (IDSes, e.g. Snort) and
>virus scanners (e.g.  ClamAV) are essentially just that.  Given a
>packet, the contents of the packet are inspected to see which if any
>patterns are matched and if so, the relevant pattern [numbers] are
>reported.

Another tool to look at is re2c which can be used with SpamAssassin to
compile its rule regexes.

Tony.
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