[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '218.128.197.235', 'src_port': 22, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 4019, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:F75sM4nxwUABFf7bu4wRWpfRUsw=', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA STREAM Packet with invalid ack'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '218.128.197.235', 'src_port': 22, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 4019, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:F75sM4nxwUABFf7bu4wRWpfRUsw=', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA STREAM SHUTDOWN RST invalid ack'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 3084, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:CjieLCrWPTGLgQtxsi7C9aFV1gE=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'sandro1otisbk'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 3530, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:KIwvJpf5wykPb79eaiGGnJSQBds=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'johannahcarilkv'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'dest_port': 2108, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:FdcOWtPVdMkp+Rbfz60zMGZusQQ=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/g1.php?u=hhhh&v=6&m=F4CF10C6-F17E-4205-B1F8-ACFAFDA82BFD', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 2006}, 'files': [{'filename': '/g1.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 1981, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'dest_port': 3276, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:SvTj07TazJ8uLOT2zRzP6Xl21oo=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/g1.php?u=hhhh&v=6&m=F4CF10C6-F17E-4205-B1F8-ACFAFDA82BFD', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 440}, 'files': [{'filename': '/g1.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 428, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '65.55.40.103', 'src_port': 443, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 4244, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:qDi7TBXUbW5QgOieeQxuHM2G5f4=', 'tls': {'subject': 'C=US, ST=WA, L=Redmond, O=Microsoft, OU=WindowsLive, CN=mail.live.com', 'issuerdn': 'DC=com, DC=microsoft, DC=corp, DC=redmond, CN=Microsoft Secure Server Authority', 'serial': '11:EB:CC:FD:00:08:00:02:0C:F2', 'fingerprint': '00:38:c8:cf:ac:93:79:40:6b:3d:12:bb:a0:dd:4d:58:85:c6:91:9c', 'version': 'TLSv1', 'notbefore': '2011-04-26T18:32:44', 'notafter': '2013-04-25T18:32:44', 'ja3s': {'hash': '18e962e106761869a61045bed0e81c2c', 'string': '769,47,'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '208.88.180.81', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 1372, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:JjLaghiAyA+4e1Y333yp5fac9qM=', 'tx_id': 2, 'http': {'http_port': 0, 'url': '/libhtp::request_uri_not_seen', 'length': 1457}, 'files': [{'filename': '/libhtp::request_uri_not_seen', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'CLOSED', 'stored': False, 'size': 1457, 'tx_id': 2}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA HTTP unable to match response to request'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1718, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:FCCoaF0lJjvd0/izyhY+cMpxIL0=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'orvillegriseldatr'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 2628, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:5A7ElROZSzsjj+trjIWYHKFgIcQ=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'cassiwuislddv'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '195.113.232.91', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.204', 'dest_port': 2627, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:S063472oL8xulP6ICq6656Gqdsw=', 'http': {'hostname': 'graphics.friendfinder.com', 'url': '/css/live/ff/english/0/cover-1313444565.css', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://friendfinder.com/go/g946408-pct?aff=parked', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.0', 'length': 817}, 'files': [{'filename': '/css/live/ff/english/0/cover-1313444565.css', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 817, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 1027, 'dest_ip': '38.229.70.20', 'dest_port': 6667, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowbits': ['is_proto_irc']}, 'community_id': '1:Rcd/iXhxxenv5mho3FfpCkQ44LY=', 'app_proto': 'failed', 'category': 'Misc activity', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'ET CHAT IRC PONG response'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '69.64.58.224', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1104, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:k7Tc3xuoNtw7FP7m/ejqtURAUL4=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '195.113.232.99', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 1135, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:UgwTyMZJf8VjaWswJQheqhqPGxM=', 'tx_id': 1, 'http': {'http_port': 0, 'url': '/libhtp::request_uri_not_seen', 'length': 1366}, 'files': [{'filename': '/libhtp::request_uri_not_seen', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'CLOSED', 'stored': False, 'size': 1366, 'tx_id': 1}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA HTTP unable to match response to request'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '174.129.193.6', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.209', 'dest_port': 1990, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:43yAuANFtzV/jyveotyetPFdJr0=', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 0, 'dest_ip': '147.32.96.69', 'dest_port': 0, 'proto': 'UDP', 'tunnel': {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 0, 'dest_ip': '147.32.96.69', 'dest_port': 0, 'proto': 'UDP', 'depth': 0, 'pcap_cnt': 184745, 'pkt_src': 'wire/pcap'}, 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA UDP packet too small'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '195.113.232.97', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.208', 'dest_port': 3159, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:THIdwxcReZt+iTW9a8hCwsQwMxI=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.avg.com', 'url': '/stc/img/homepage/11-homepage-banner-06-cs.jpg', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://www.avg.com/cz-cs/uvod', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.0', 'length': 4189}, 'files': [{'filename': '/stc/img/homepage/11-homepage-banner-06-cs.jpg', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 4189, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '93.184.220.20', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.207', 'dest_port': 1538, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:sMDy3WU1AA3Oie34ovh+vQ65Kog=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '89.149.217.37', 'src_port': 65500, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.193', 'dest_port': 2860, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:RNzwDRAb5zCWjQsFKRw9Z/65J2M=', 'app_proto': 'dcerpc', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '74.3.164.224', 'src_port': 443, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1418, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'tls.anomaly.count': 2}}, 'community_id': '1:4ZVi0V3d4F4NmRWu+uK0X4uGuac=', 'tx_id': 0, 'tls': {'version': 'UNDETERMINED', 'ja3': {'string': '768'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TLS handshake invalid length'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.206', 'dest_port': 3687, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:LlJV2ml7Imv1c1nzVQkzoQi1K6I=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/g1.php?u=hhhh&v=6&m=5BD3DA7D-58CC-43F6-BDEE-BECA9C4A4F8D', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 2060}, 'files': [{'filename': '/g1.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 1927, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.206', 'dest_port': 3880, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:vfDTUlnS0X+BG0+gtWMd5E014nw=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/g1.php?u=hhhh&v=6&m=5BD3DA7D-58CC-43F6-BDEE-BECA9C4A4F8D', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 8}, 'files': [{'filename': '/g1.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 3, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '174.133.57.141', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 1060, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:ta0iJSrABSx/ctIqNXNZpzmYd+Y=', 'http': {'hostname': 'a.95622.com', 'url': '/p6.asp?MAC=08-00-27-1F-65-4A&Publicer=dc99', 'http_user_agent': 'ClickAdsByIE 0.9.10', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_refer': 'http://a.95622.com/p6.asp', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 2656}, 'files': [{'filename': '/p6.asp', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 2656, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '174.133.57.141', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 2999, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 3}}, 'community_id': '1:GWajW+FvOA9MLJpVCRQEv1A9/2I=', 'tx_id': 0, 'http': {'hostname': '1.95622.com', 'url': '/p6.asp?MAC=08-00-27-1F-65-4A&Publicer=dc99', 'http_user_agent': 'ClickAdsByIE 0.9.10', 'http_refer': 'http://1.95622.com/p6.asp', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 1274}, 'files': [{'filename': '/p6.asp', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 1274, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA HTTP Response invalid protocol'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '89.149.217.37', 'src_port': 65500, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.193', 'dest_port': 3185, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:CDsFYD0vK1Z2AG9oyvJOqAmYxJ4=', 'app_proto': 'dcerpc', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 1027, 'dest_ip': '38.229.70.20', 'dest_port': 6667, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowbits': ['is_proto_irc']}, 'community_id': '1:Rcd/iXhxxenv5mho3FfpCkQ44LY=', 'app_proto': 'failed', 'category': 'Misc activity', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'ET CHAT IRC PONG response'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '174.133.57.141', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 1060, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:ta0iJSrABSx/ctIqNXNZpzmYd+Y=', 'http': {'hostname': 'a.95622.com', 'url': '/p6.asp?MAC=08-00-27-1F-65-4A&Publicer=dc99', 'http_user_agent': 'ClickAdsByIE 0.9.10', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_refer': 'http://a.95622.com/p6.asp', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 4116}, 'files': [{'filename': '/p6.asp', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 4116, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '174.133.57.141', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 2999, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 3}}, 'community_id': '1:GWajW+FvOA9MLJpVCRQEv1A9/2I=', 'tx_id': 0, 'http': {'hostname': '1.95622.com', 'url': '/p6.asp?MAC=08-00-27-1F-65-4A&Publicer=dc99', 'http_user_agent': 'ClickAdsByIE 0.9.10', 'http_refer': 'http://1.95622.com/p6.asp', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 1274}, 'files': [{'filename': '/p6.asp', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 1274, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA HTTP Response invalid protocol'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '212.117.177.186', 'src_port': 65500, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 1057, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:PlRP8ic7pzODebqDlNHIs/l0orQ=', 'app_proto': 'dcerpc', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '216.8.179.26', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.206', 'dest_port': 2296, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:IIaV7oM++elL86fq4wbdxhIzE2w=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.ndparking.com', 'url': '/salepea.com', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://salepea.com/', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.0', 'length': 0}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '119.167.201.251', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'dest_port': 1053, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:kNX5JPiwTmQji/gnJjZ8nnjWTKA=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.taobao.com', 'url': '/go/act/mmbd/pd011.php?pid=mm_15190792_2147655_8533566&refpos=,a,null', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://z.alimama.com/alimama.php?i=mm_15190792_2147655_8533566&w=950&h=3800&sz=15&re=1280x722&cah=692&caw=1280&ccd=32&ctz=3&chl=0&cja=1&cpl=0&cmm=0&cf=10.0&cg=d1a7585f35eb7026a5cb467f9daa42b7&ac=4643&prm=49245119&cas=prm&cbh=0&cbw=751&sx=0&sy=0&refpos=,a,null&t=2&tc=0000FF&dc=000000&bgc=FFFFFF&bdc=E6E6E6&lc=008000&bmc=FFFFFF&as=0&bgp=0&ic=0&pf=1&p4p_ai=1&dx=1&iss=0&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wagabb.com%2Ftaob.html%3Fzuma001&k=&tt=%E6%B7%98%E5%AE%9D%E5%95%86%E5%9F%8E&r=&fu=-1', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 7270}, 'files': [{'filename': '/go/act/mmbd/pd011.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 7270, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'src_port': 1086, 'dest_ip': '119.167.201.251', 'dest_port': 80, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:4/a4TyxAESu+ZByi/BXWD6mjV5A=', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA STREAM SHUTDOWN RST invalid ack'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '61.147.99.179', 'src_port': 81, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'dest_port': 1383, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:geuWjIZzoj4LWutudPIs94NgxZw=', 'http': {'hostname': '61.147.99.179', 'http_port': 81, 'url': '/gggg_r.jpg?t=0.5944483', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0.2900.2180; Windows NT 5.1.2600)', 'http_content_type': 'image/jpeg', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.0', 'status': 200, 'length': 28672}, 'files': [{'filename': '/gggg_r.jpg', 'gaps': True, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 28672, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '212.117.177.188', 'src_port': 65500, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'dest_port': 2335, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:hnoeO+96aqSiwaIkfZM10syS2/4=', 'app_proto': 'dcerpc', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 1302, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'smtp.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:8VwrPWEZejmfY6lWgDEjw7iK+TA=', 'tx_id': 0, 'smtp': {'helo': 'angebrittaniem'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA SMTP no server welcome message'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '195.88.191.59', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 1304, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 2}}, 'community_id': '1:2N69eTg9FsS7CuTAziHCGn+YMsc=', 'tx_id': 0, 'http': {'hostname': 'nocomcom.com', 'url': '/temp/int.exe?t=0.2160913', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0.2900.2180; Windows NT 5.1.2600)', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.0', 'status': 0, 'length': 54842}, 'files': [{'filename': '/temp/int.exe', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 54842, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA HTTP Response invalid status'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 1210, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:irHp4IyTSFSjDZ0yybLQUIF++rg=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/r.php?a=v&n=401', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 0}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 1726, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:fSDZSZVUkacZMXsTyzU5neCpFk8=', 'tx_id': 0, 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/g1.php?u=hhhh&v=6&m=19320CE2-E2CC-4F88-A0AE-D5B97542F4CF', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 268}, 'files': [{'filename': '/g1.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 249, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA HTTP invalid response chunk len'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'dest_port': 4575, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:nkg4gnY1bZLSADCHf7G90+CR7zI=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/g1.php?u=hhhh&v=6&m=F4CF10C6-F17E-4205-B1F8-ACFAFDA82BFD', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 8}, 'files': [{'filename': '/g1.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 3, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'dest_port': 1617, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:u7zP7LRVMHomamE1gcShE7UIOFk=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/g1.php?u=hhhh&v=6&m=F4CF10C6-F17E-4205-B1F8-ACFAFDA82BFD', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 70}, 'files': [{'filename': '/g1.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 53, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '60.190.223.75', 'src_port': 2012, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.209', 'dest_port': 1054, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:VlpxT5xZnhBhVYg9RT8kgdxc5Ic=', 'http': {'hostname': 'shabi.coolnuff.com', 'http_port': 2012, 'url': '/p/out/kp.exe', 'http_user_agent': 'Download', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.0', 'length': 25995}, 'files': [{'filename': '/p/out/kp.exe', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 25995, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '64.4.56.103', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1551, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:3bi/ddwlQ6ZBfIPMrdFBj/gw5bk=', 'http': {'hostname': 'by151w.bay151.mail.live.com', 'url': '/mail/SendMessageLight.aspx?_ec=1&n=62299346504', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_refer': 'http://by151w.bay151.mail.live.com/mail/EditMessageLight.aspx?n=62299346504', 'http_method': 'POST', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 52937}, 'files': [{'filename': '/mail/SendMessageLight.aspx', 'gaps': True, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 52937, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '208.88.180.72', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.208', 'dest_port': 2366, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 2}}, 'community_id': '1:eMTRPPwwpe8VWn9OwXYalVC2mSg=', 'http': {'hostname': 'adultfriendfinder.com', 'url': '/go/g946408-pmo?aff=parked', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://sexdear.info/index.php?y=23611194&r=c%3Ed3W5%5BHWidj6qcn%5Bw%27f%3Ebtl%60bevmu%3Cd%7B%3C%3A%3C2%3C2%3C347222%3A5%3Ctuzmf2%60%3A%2Fdtt%3C3%3Cjoufsdptnpt%60bggjmjbuf%608%60e3s%60efsq%3CWjwjfoofNbj%3CWjwjfoofNbj%3C%3C2%3Cbevmu%3C%3Cbtl%3Cqbslfe%2Ftzoejdbujpo%2Fbtl%2Fdpn%27jqvb%60je%3Ee7b2fe5egbcfg1%3A657gcgg3gbg8141bd%27enybsht%3E53%3Add%3Ae75%3A9e3f879c23c3556e93f72c&rd=3', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.0', 'status': 200, 'length': 47449}, 'files': [{'filename': '/go/g946408-pmo', 'gaps': True, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 47449, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '64.4.56.103', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1375, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:Oftj80xdTePuxkufyX9E2KmvpQk=', 'tx_id': 0, 'http': {'hostname': 'by151w.bay151.mail.live.com', 'url': '/default.aspx', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_refer': 'http://mail.live.com/default.aspx', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 4095}, 'files': [{'filename': '/default.aspx', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 5762, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA HTTP gzip decompression failed'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '65.55.16.187', 'src_port': 443, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 2930, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:a9uFh4dzlq0dwmtUKKiUUM1BoYE=', 'tls': {'subject': 'msJurisdictionCountry=US, msJurisdictionStateOrProvince=Washington, businessCategory=Private Organization, serialNumber=600413485, C=US, postalCode=98052, ST=Washington, L=Redmond, streetAddress=One Microsoft Way, O=Microsoft Corporation, OU=Windows Live Operations, CN=account.live.com', 'issuerdn': 'C=US, O=VeriSign, Inc., OU=VeriSign Trust Network, OU=Terms of use at https://www.verisign.com/rpa (c)06, CN=VeriSign Class 3 Extended Validation SSL CA', 'serial': '78:14:40:AC:DC:C0:AA:6F:06:FF:40:35:A1:FE:69:E3', 'fingerprint': 'ed:dc:85:a3:2d:3a:ae:74:19:35:ac:ad:68:12:f3:3d:de:bc:47:9c', 'version': 'TLSv1', 'notbefore': '2011-05-23T00:00:00', 'notafter': '2012-05-22T23:59:59', 'ja3s': {'hash': '18e962e106761869a61045bed0e81c2c', 'string': '769,47,'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '195.113.232.97', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.208', 'dest_port': 3160, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:bfaK0KYvmk1uVNrEUNcKyh61uYc=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 4450, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:oi9eaDWPXpr6/sYhejPh6Kd+N1Q=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'udall2rheamvd'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 3361, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:9vzH7eFSQK+1ytN5fCRp62lq0Qs=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/g1.php?u=hhhh&v=6&m=36456E29-4303-4E66-8DAC-DBD246E55B62', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 35}, 'files': [{'filename': '/g1.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 24, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 1418, 'dest_ip': '74.3.164.224', 'dest_port': 443, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'tls.anomaly.count': 4}}, 'community_id': '1:4ZVi0V3d4F4NmRWu+uK0X4uGuac=', 'tx_id': 0, 'tls': {'version': 'UNDETERMINED', 'ja3': {'string': '768'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TLS invalid record type'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '195.113.232.81', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.206', 'dest_port': 2785, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:YzVFtNAc9Tc+UZr5Mc/FTwMo3sM=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 3087, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:ESAtPKMpMH38uq2Y5GMELvRbomA=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'rudiejacquenettewym'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 4450, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:oi9eaDWPXpr6/sYhejPh6Kd+N1Q=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'udall2rheamvd'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 1037, 'dest_ip': '130.239.18.172', 'dest_port': 6667, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowbits': ['is_proto_irc'], 'flowints': {'tcp.retransmission.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:U8wvvGSNvOe65rNduK6Bplpiejo=', 'app_proto': 'failed', 'category': 'Misc activity', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'ET CHAT IRC USER command'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 1037, 'dest_ip': '130.239.18.172', 'dest_port': 6667, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowbits': ['is_proto_irc'], 'flowints': {'tcp.retransmission.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:U8wvvGSNvOe65rNduK6Bplpiejo=', 'app_proto': 'failed', 'category': 'Misc activity', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'ET CHAT IRC PRIVMSG command'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 1726, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:fSDZSZVUkacZMXsTyzU5neCpFk8=', 'tx_id': 0, 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/g1.php?u=hhhh&v=6&m=19320CE2-E2CC-4F88-A0AE-D5B97542F4CF', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 268}, 'files': [{'filename': '/g1.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 249, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA HTTP invalid response chunk len'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '173.192.170.88', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 4368, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:CuFC8yA3p1j1UU4c3dkE/IQpmL4=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.lddwj.com', 'url': '/g1.php?u=hhhh&v=6&m=19320CE2-E2CC-4F88-A0AE-D5B97542F4CF', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; waoc)', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 2119}, 'files': [{'filename': '/g1.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 2005, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'src_port': 1296, 'dest_ip': '74.3.164.223', 'dest_port': 443, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'tls.anomaly.count': 2, 'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:JxAAnokwx8BDHQbh/tWcmvLcKug=', 'tx_id': 0, 'tls': {'version': 'SSLv2', 'ja3': {'string': '768'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TLS handshake invalid length'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '174.129.193.6', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.193', 'dest_port': 1094, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:htzGZ2r1LglIh3/5NUIoIAz0f10=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.carpet-tiles.com', 'url': '/javascripts/all.js?1305843926', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://www.carpet-tiles.com/', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.0', 'length': 33371}, 'files': [{'filename': '/javascripts/all.js', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 33371, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '195.113.232.99', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.207', 'dest_port': 1652, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:yeWT9U98/cvTSTez094IMRMXSi4=', 'http': {'hostname': 'bannerfarm.ace.advertising.com', 'url': '/CDN/186059/160x600_checkit.gif', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en) AppleWebKit/526.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0dp1 Safari/526.8', 'http_refer': 'http://www.generalamuse.com/gen.php', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 7168}, 'files': [{'filename': '/CDN/186059/160x600_checkit.gif', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 7168, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '195.113.232.97', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.204', 'dest_port': 1642, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:cuHLM4hX2yGAMt0wOtb5ZHVA9ec=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '195.113.232.99', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 1465, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:bYad6D3oba9jA3SHwpBvbZrRAyk=', 'http': {'hostname': 'bannerfarm.ace.advertising.com', 'url': '/CDN/186258/hp_blackvoices-160x600.gif', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://www.generalamuse.com/gen.php', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 0}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '195.113.232.99', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 1135, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:UgwTyMZJf8VjaWswJQheqhqPGxM=', 'tx_id': 1, 'http': {'http_port': 0, 'url': '/libhtp::request_uri_not_seen', 'length': 1366}, 'files': [{'filename': '/libhtp::request_uri_not_seen', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'CLOSED', 'stored': False, 'size': 1366, 'tx_id': 1}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA HTTP unable to match response to request'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '118.123.202.250', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'dest_port': 1094, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:1lJmOX+w3jfByEXn3QzZ1r/v72o=', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '174.133.57.141', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'dest_port': 2152, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 3}}, 'community_id': '1:kGCr+ouaJ8szBm2svG2EXCrs1bI=', 'tx_id': 0, 'http': {'hostname': 'a.95622.com', 'url': '/p6.asp?MAC=08-00-27-E2-09-2D&Publicer=dc99', 'http_user_agent': 'ClickAdsByIE 0.9.10', 'http_refer': 'http://a.95622.com/p6.asp', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 1175}, 'files': [{'filename': '/p6.asp', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 1175, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA HTTP Response invalid status'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '74.3.164.224', 'src_port': 443, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 1429, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'tls.anomaly.count': 4, 'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:8709JsoY6zFtweCeqkBcEG/w+rk=', 'tx_id': 0, 'tls': {'version': '0xce24', 'ja3': {'string': '768'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TLS invalid record type'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '91.220.0.52', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.209', 'dest_port': 1184, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:CyLhvVaxEyTib54xapN3emcF7us=', 'http': {'hostname': '897234kjdsf4523234.com', 'url': '/ajax.php', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_method': 'POST', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 44207}, 'files': [{'filename': '/ajax.php', 'gaps': True, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 44207, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '78.129.163.119', 'src_port': 6251, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 2808, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:exkz1ZbVw2Xt4eVPeBGYZV/k1k8=', 'app_proto': 'dcerpc', 'app_proto_ts': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'dest_port': 2397, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:GZeebZ8QIwfrArd3tzAefRK+IPc=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'nikanikignexhhoodgsb'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '195.113.232.97', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.208', 'dest_port': 3144, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:vmpt82RJCwT5ND/xG+drzjWJgAk=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.avg.com', 'url': '/stc/tpl/crp/css/full-home.css', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://www.avg.com/cz-cs/uvod', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.0', 'length': 24600}, 'files': [{'filename': '/stc/tpl/crp/css/full-home.css', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 24600, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '195.113.232.97', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1411, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:VrpXm0/N6ILvOAaiVegCgGXuwfA=', 'http': {'hostname': 'cdn.ad4game.com', 'url': '/f400548408fd4ff36a985673d33736e7.swf', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 31465}, 'files': [{'filename': '/f400548408fd4ff36a985673d33736e7.swf', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 31465, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '178.77.71.27', 'src_port': 2277, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 3389, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowbits': ['tcp.retransmission.alerted'], 'flowints': {'tcp.retransmission.count': 10}}, 'community_id': '1:+7WM+f/dSz5lXpSXoW+vzelaHcE=', 'app_proto': 'rdp', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA STREAM excessive retransmissions'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '209.190.94.170', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.193', 'dest_port': 1907, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:6sWhhwWa/LGzkR0Z9mNN/joOSbM=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.netygames.com', 'url': '/netgame.html', 'http_user_agent': 'Opera/9.70 (Linux ppc64 ; U; en) Presto/2.2.1', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 0}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '130.239.18.172', 'src_port': 6667, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1037, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:U8wvvGSNvOe65rNduK6Bplpiejo=', 'app_proto': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 1037, 'dest_ip': '130.239.18.172', 'dest_port': 6667, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowbits': ['is_proto_irc'], 'flowints': {'tcp.retransmission.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:U8wvvGSNvOe65rNduK6Bplpiejo=', 'app_proto': 'failed', 'category': 'Misc activity', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'ET CHAT IRC USER Likely bot with 0 0 colon checkin'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '174.133.57.141', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 1060, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:ta0iJSrABSx/ctIqNXNZpzmYd+Y=', 'http': {'hostname': 'a.95622.com', 'url': '/p6.asp?MAC=08-00-27-1F-65-4A&Publicer=dc99', 'http_user_agent': 'ClickAdsByIE 0.9.10', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_refer': 'http://a.95622.com/p6.asp', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 4116}, 'files': [{'filename': '/p6.asp', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 4116, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '174.133.57.141', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 1060, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:ta0iJSrABSx/ctIqNXNZpzmYd+Y=', 'http': {'hostname': 'a.95622.com', 'url': '/p6.asp?MAC=08-00-27-1F-65-4A&Publicer=dc99', 'http_user_agent': 'ClickAdsByIE 0.9.10', 'http_content_type': 'text/html', 'http_refer': 'http://a.95622.com/p6.asp', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'status': 200, 'length': 4116}, 'files': [{'filename': '/p6.asp', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 4116, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '147.32.84.191', 'src_port': 2525, 'dest_ip': '216.74.32.80', 'dest_port': 80, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:kSK9OiodLK0L5ThJk/o0uNOFOnY=', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA STREAM SHUTDOWN RST invalid ack'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '222.73.45.106', 'src_port': 88, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1092, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowbits': ['tcp.retransmission.alerted'], 'flowints': {'tcp.retransmission.count': 18}}, 'community_id': '1:4PhxEuZeyBu2tLUW7x8xQuqtDDg=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '74.3.164.223', 'src_port': 443, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1270, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'tls.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:1nPHsA2e5UVo5qqsXGNDQYleV2Y=', 'tx_id': 0, 'tls': {'version': 'UNDETERMINED', 'ja3': {'string': '768'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TLS handshake invalid length'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 1270, 'dest_ip': '74.3.164.223', 'dest_port': 443, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'tls.anomaly.count': 2, 'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:1nPHsA2e5UVo5qqsXGNDQYleV2Y=', 'tx_id': 0, 'tls': {'version': 'SSLv2', 'ja3': {'string': '768'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TLS handshake invalid length'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '212.117.161.86', 'src_port': 65500, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.204', 'dest_port': 4234, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:99SNV+YSCn5jbhvaIdjUr4DcxLM=', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '122.228.199.134', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1171, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:7DwbYpWItw48ivDIwoy2iF27zAw=', 'http': {'hostname': 'down.360safe.com', 'url': '/inst.exe', 'http_user_agent': 'Download', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 0}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1580, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:29xfl6cy+NyZB39HFkypVoL27k0=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'davenport2alanage'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 3030, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:t/O202MxugWP2wjRsfutEKP57zo=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'ricks1tomasinamdh'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '218.128.197.235', 'src_port': 22, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 4019, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:F75sM4nxwUABFf7bu4wRWpfRUsw=', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA STREAM SHUTDOWN RST invalid ack'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '78.129.163.119', 'src_port': 6251, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 2076, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:7weQ4w0Avcy8z4JmBulW5icJY2I=', 'app_proto': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '91.220.0.52', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.207', 'dest_port': 4169, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:tB0wT3CV+SmMqeffTdsp/8FXZoM=', 'http': {'hostname': '897234kjdsf4523234.com', 'url': '/ajax.php', 'http_method': 'POST', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 27249}, 'files': [{'filename': '/ajax.php', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 27249, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '205.188.186.167', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 2523, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:Eqj8YAf1nNxS56QGi25peywFAoo=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'harold_tran16'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '216.8.179.26', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.206', 'dest_port': 2481, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:muXUf5xCkKBI+pgYZhwJqVVKmQo=', 'http': {'hostname': 'www.ndparking.com', 'url': '/css/style_park_general.css', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://www.ndparking.com/salepea.com', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.0', 'length': 245}, 'files': [{'filename': '/css/style_park_general.css', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 245, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '195.113.232.81', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.208', 'dest_port': 2334, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:8crCnKFJTD3Ypuq/gsCAZprfrXc=', 'http': {'hostname': 'fpdownload2.macromedia.com', 'url': '/get/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 13025}, 'files': [{'filename': '/get/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab', 'gaps': False, 'state': 'UNKNOWN', 'stored': False, 'size': 13025, 'tx_id': 0}], 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'src_port': 1296, 'dest_ip': '74.3.164.223', 'dest_port': 443, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'tls.anomaly.count': 3, 'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:JxAAnokwx8BDHQbh/tWcmvLcKug=', 'tx_id': 0, 'tls': {'version': '0xce24', 'ja3': {'string': '768'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TLS invalid record type'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '147.32.84.193', 'src_port': 3932, 'dest_ip': '209.190.94.170', 'dest_port': 80, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:cx1vNH5Rzah069Mc9ndN2S0WaGk=', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA STREAM SHUTDOWN RST invalid ack'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '195.113.232.99', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 1465, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:bYad6D3oba9jA3SHwpBvbZrRAyk=', 'http': {'hostname': 'bannerfarm.ace.advertising.com', 'url': '/CDN/186258/hp_blackvoices-160x600.gif', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://www.generalamuse.com/gen.php', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 0}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '195.113.232.99', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 4592, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:aw6MVtYTfrAgtwS3qswzlpdvoyQ=', 'http': {'hostname': 'bannerfarm.ace.advertising.com', 'url': '/CDN/184246/Games_Dice_GCN_160x600_c.jpg', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://www.generalamuse.com/gen.php', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 0}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '195.113.232.90', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.205', 'dest_port': 4589, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:2X106jfgRnL+vPlaqq2FLctRvlc=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '119.167.201.251', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.192', 'dest_port': 1049, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:djisXgmNqxQRTG1jVZ3llkLBf4M=', 'http': {'hostname': 'a.alimama.cn', 'url': '/inf.js', 'http_user_agent': 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)', 'http_refer': 'http://www.wagabb.com/taob.html?zuma001', 'http_method': 'GET', 'protocol': 'HTTP/1.1', 'length': 0}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '195.113.232.90', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.207', 'dest_port': 1854, 'proto': 'TCP', 'community_id': '1:es6z++M9FkDbpQqNZaGYMZ7P3S4=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '205.188.186.167', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 3812, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:dmC4eIOaTVnDr37kgbdS26aSbZE=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'brandon.medina15'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '74.3.164.223', 'src_port': 443, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1308, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'tls.anomaly.count': 2}}, 'community_id': '1:YiCTL2vLAdzk3XlysSMuRymVAUQ=', 'tx_id': 0, 'tls': {'version': 'UNDETERMINED', 'ja3': {'string': '768'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TLS invalid record type'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 1270, 'dest_ip': '74.3.164.223', 'dest_port': 443, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'tls.anomaly.count': 3, 'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:1nPHsA2e5UVo5qqsXGNDQYleV2Y=', 'tx_id': 0, 'tls': {'version': '0xcb4e', 'ja3': {'string': '768'}}, 'app_proto': 'tls', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TLS invalid record type'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '195.113.232.81', 'src_port': 80, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.206', 'dest_port': 1511, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:7I1d8ibYMpH0Q6A42w1FxX7zUBs=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '222.73.45.106', 'src_port': 88, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 1092, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowbits': ['tcp.retransmission.alerted'], 'flowints': {'tcp.retransmission.count': 26, 'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:4PhxEuZeyBu2tLUW7x8xQuqtDDg=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA TCPv4 invalid checksum'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
    Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
    - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
    - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
    - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
    - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
    - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

    Here are the alerts:

    alert1 : {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 0, 'dest_ip': '147.32.96.69', 'dest_port': 0, 'proto': 'UDP', 'tunnel': {'src_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'src_port': 0, 'dest_ip': '147.32.96.69', 'dest_port': 0, 'proto': 'UDP', 'depth': 0, 'pcap_cnt': 189033, 'pkt_src': 'wire/pcap'}, 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA UDP packet too small'}

    alert2: {'src_ip': '147.32.84.208', 'src_port': 3304, 'dest_ip': '195.113.232.90', 'dest_port': 80, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'http.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:L/lcZDvMeoAiliF1e6MGPjFO1tE=', 'http': {}, 'app_proto': 'http', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA STREAM ESTABLISHED invalid ack'}
    [INST]
    NO


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 4680, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:t5l+2AwsVKPjBZ1+xIrorYS5Gy8=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'robykaileqoyl'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.165', 'dest_port': 4581, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:/AwE4eiK8DM5xkMLZJn9nHlSKu0=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'perkinhagenai'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}
        [INST]
        YES


[INST]
        Check Correlation for these two Suricata Alerts. For this task, you need to:
        - Examine the content and attributes of alerts to understand their nature and potential correlation.
        - Identify similarities, such as source IP, destination IP, timestamp, signature ID, and other relevant metadata between the alerts.
        - Utilize correlation techniques, such as temporal analysis, statistical analysis, and behavioral analysis, to determine the likelihood of correlation between the alerts.
        - Document the findings and analysis performed to support the determination of correlation between the alerts.
        - Respond with 'Yes' if sufficient evidence suggests a correlation; otherwise, respond with 'No'.

        Here are the alerts:

        alert1 : {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.209', 'dest_port': 1407, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:HCNvn3mDxDCIGUI4WJ3pNtQleSc=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'maribelthatchxcs'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}

        alert2: {'src_ip': '98.138.84.55', 'src_port': 587, 'dest_ip': '147.32.84.209', 'dest_port': 3734, 'proto': 'TCP', 'metadata': {'flowints': {'applayer.anomaly.count': 1}}, 'community_id': '1:0P9Sm3TNxX11McUH7H20vShO4ys=', 'smtp': {'helo': 'olwen1lindonxhi'}, 'app_proto': 'smtp', 'app_proto_tc': 'failed', 'category': 'Generic Protocol Command Decode', 'severity': 3, 'signature': 'SURICATA Applayer Detect protocol only one direction'}
        [INST]
        YES