Lightweight SSH brute-force analyzer. Detects threats in authentication logs, classifies severity, exports blocklists for fail2ban with NO external dependencies.
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Lightweight SSH brute-force analyzer. Detects threats in authentication logs, classifies severity, exports blocklists for fail2ban with NO external dependencies.
A robust Python-based real-time activity monitoring toolkit for defense (Blue Team) operations. Features configurable detection for SSH brute-force, sensitive resource access, and suspicious keywords, with JSON/log alerting, simulated input for testing, and customizable rules for live gameplay in cybersecurity.
This project demonstrates SSH authentication log analysis using Splunk SIEM to detect malicious activity such as brute-force attacks, unauthorized access attempts, and suspicious SSH behavior. It simulates real-world SOC analyst workflows, including log ingestion, SPL queries, dashboards, and alerting.
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