Welcome to ssh-brute-force-splunk! This tool helps you detect SSH brute-force attacks using login events. It creates alerts and dashboards to help you monitor your Linux systems effectively.
This guide will walk you through downloading and running the application smoothly.
- Detect SSH brute-force attacks without the need for programming skills.
- Alerting system that notifies when a suspected attack occurs.
- Custom dashboards for an easy view of SSH login activities.
- Log analysis for clear understanding of failed login attempts.
To run this application, you need:
- A Linux-based operating system (Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, etc.)
- Splunk instance installed and running on your machine
- Access to your authentication logs
- Alerting
- Authentication logs
- Cybersecurity
- Event correlation
- Incident detection
- Linux security
- Log analysis
- Threat detection
ssh-brute-force-splunk analyzes authentication logs to find patterns of failed SSH logins. It alerts you whenever it detects unusual activities, allowing you to respond quickly to potential threats.
The interactive dashboards visualize the data, making it easy to spot malicious attempts.
- Visit the Releases page to find the latest version.
- Select the version that applies to your system.
- Click on the version number to access the download.
- Download the package to your local machine.
Once downloaded, follow these simple steps:
- Unzip the package if necessary.
- Place the files in a suitable directory for easy access.
- Open your terminal and navigate to the directory containing the downloaded files.
- Follow the installation instructions included in the package.
After installation, you may need to configure the application. Follow these steps to set it up:
- Modify the configuration file.
- Specify the path to your authentication logs.
- Set your preferred alerting method (email, SMS, etc.).
Review the README file included in the package for detailed configuration instructions tailored to your setup.
Once configured, start the tool:
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Run the command in your terminal to initiate monitoring.
Example command:
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Monitor the dashboards for real-time updates about login attempts.
If you encounter any issues:
- Make sure your Splunk instance is running.
- Check logs for any error messages.
- Ensure your configuration file is set up correctly.
Consult the troubleshooting section in the README or reach out for help if necessary.
Feel free to engage with our community for assistance. You can find support on:
- GitHub Issues page for bug reports and feature requests.
- Cybersecurity forums for broader discussions.
We appreciate your feedback and contributions to make the tool better.
Find more about SSH brute-force attacks and cybersecurity best practices:
Visit the Releases page to download the latest version now!