I know that you can pipe results to a binary file with the -w flag and
then you can read it with the -r flag using bro again. While running
bro, can you pipe the output to a text file?
i.e. >bro -r <filename> mt >> readResults //where 'readResults' is my
new file
I am writing them to 'attack8.scan', but that is a binary file which I
need to read with bro again. On that note, what is the proper
syntax/flag to use when reading bro output "as-is" with the bro
application?