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Change the line to :
next unless my ($date,$time, $device, $err) = /(\w+ \d+) ([\d:]+)\s +(\S+).+\[[^\]]+\]([^\(]+)/;
This is a LOT more forgiving than the original, and allows your new data to pass through, producing:
DEVICE --> esw110tf222 ============== DATE --> Oct 17 TIME --> 10:35:35 ERROR --> system-alert-000008:IP Spoofing! From 255.255.255.255 to 0 +.0.0.0, proto 1 The above error occurred 2 times

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