Posts Tagged ‘OTX’

Blocking coronavirus scam mails in Postfix

As always, scammers and phishers use newsworthy events to their advantage. The coronavirus pandemic is no exception. All over the worlds, security researchers observe phishing and scam attempts. Samples for studying and for awareness training are collected at various sites, including https://coronavirusphishing.com/. A large number of security researchers have joined forces to establish a cyber […]

Control code usernames in telnet honeypot

By running a Cowrie honeypot, I’m gathering interesting information about various kinds of exploits, vulnerabilities, and botnets. Upon a discovery of a new Linux-based vulnerability – often targeting network routers, IoT devices, and lately many IP camera products – the botnets will usually come in waves, testing the new exploits. The honeypot logs everything the […]

Threat intelligence: OTX, Bro, SiLK, BIND RPZ, OSSEC

Building a toolbox around threat intelligence can be done with freely available tools. Shared information about malicious behaviour allows you to detect and sometimes prevent activity from – and to – Internet resources that could compromise your systems’ security. I’ve already described how to use lists of malicious domain names in a BIND RPZ (Response […]