ELK Dashboard and Logstash parser for tcp-honeypot Logs

Published: 2020-01-12
Last Updated: 2020-01-12 23:51:43 UTC
by Guy Bruneau (Version: 1)
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In my last two diaries, I shared a Pihole parser and dashboard to collect and view its logs in Elastic. In this diary, I'm sharing another parser and dashboard to visualize the data collected by Didier's tcp-honeypot. This is a work in progress. 

tcp-honeypot Log Analysis from Discover

tcp-honeypot Dashboard Summary

The file tcp-honeyport parser can be downloaded here and the dashboard JSON here.

[1] https://github.com/DidierStevens/Beta/blob/master/tcp-honeypot.py
[2] https://handlers.sans.edu/gbruneau/elk/honeypot.conf
[3] https://handlers.sans.edu/gbruneau/elk/honeypot_graphs.ndjson
[4] https://handlers.sans.edu/gbruneau/elk/pihole.conf
[5] https://handlers.sans.edu/gbruneau/elk/pihole_graphs.ndjson

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As a cyber security geek with very little actual budget (no way we could afford a commercial SIEM product), I'm a HUGE believer in good log servers and visualization tools! And don't be shy about rolling your own parsers and logging data with elasticsearch and kibana. I wound up writing my own syslog daemon in nodejs (a Christmas Break project to learn nodejs) and it worked so well we used it in production. At home I use it to monitor all the logs from opnsense, some ssh honeypots, snort/suricata logs, squid and DNS logs, etc. And it's been very useful. I made several videos about it here:
https://www.minds.com/media/884629970573185024?referrer=linuxgeek
https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1016723622898040832?referrer=linuxgeek

There's more on my https://www.minds.com/linuxgeek page too.

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