The latest releases of Super Mediator 1.x are listed below.

See also the latest Super Mediator 2.x pre-releases and all Super Mediator releases.

Super Mediator Binary Package

On a Redhat, Fedora, or RPM-based host, the easiest way to install Super Mediator is using the CERT Linux Forensics Tools Repository.

Follow their instructions to add the Tools Reposistory to the locations your system looks for packages, and use yum to find the Super Mediator package and yum will install its dependencies.

You may also choose to download the Super Mediator package from their site and install Super Mediator and its dependencies manually.

super_mediator Release 1.10.1, 2024-Mar-28

Downloads

(SHA256=50d34a78b21fe9e49332c0b3592e930699e69c96756671fac60e82308bb9d4bc)

Changelog

  • Fixed a crash when exporting TEXT or JSON forms of de-duplicated DNS AAAA records.
  • Ensured incoming de-duplicated DNS AAAA records are exported in the 1.10.0 layout.
  • Fixed a bug where the DNS_RR FULL setting produced shorted DNS_RR records.
  • Fixed a minor bug in the payload hexdump output written by TEXT exporters.

super_mediator Release 1.10.0, 2023-Dec-21

Downloads

(SHA256=a169166b22319ea054751a352828c818b68f7a7b77a2f0f1005e95ca326cadc4)

Changelog

  • Added support for updated TLS and SSH templates generated by YAF 2.15 containing the JA3- and HASSH-related elements.
  • Added a new template for export of de-duplicated DNS AAAA records to resolve an issue where a binary IPv6 address was being stored in an IPFIX string.
  • In the JSON output of TLS certificates, replaced some sslObjectIdXX labels with meaningful names.
  • Fixed a bug where an IPv4 address of 0.0.0.0 was printed as the IPv6 address ::.
  • Fixed a bug in the JSON output of an SMTP subrecord when it was followed by an additional subrecord.
  • Fixed a compilation error when including SiLK support and SiLK was built without IPv6 support.