This set of scripts aims to extract from auth attempts or device scanning IPs and users used for those auth attempts.
The top 10 IPs are:
| IP | Count |
|---|---|
| 103.27.239.2 | 11209 |
| 116.31.116.2 | 11122 |
| 116.31.116.27 | 10805 |
| 123.183.209.139 | 10079 |
| 216.117.56.68 | 9535 |
| 103.99.0.188 | 5760 |
| 59.63.166.104 | 5505 |
| 61.177.172.64 | 5505 |
| 18.217.140.251 | 5064 |
| 59.63.188.32 | 4808 |
The top 10 users are:
| User | Count |
|---|---|
| test | 10587 |
| admin | 8576 |
| user | 7008 |
| ubuntu | 5348 |
| pi | 4460 |
| ftpuser | 4375 |
| oracle | 4147 |
| postgres | 3831 |
| guest | 3343 |
| nagios | 2495 |
If you didn't use the fetch script to get you IPs.log and users.log, you can put your auth.log or secure files in import/sources/ (those files are ignored by git, so it won't be uploaded) - then you have to import them - refer to importing section
If you used the fetch script, put your IPs.log and users.log files in import/ and prefix them to distinguish them from other users' files and devices (please only use letters, numbers, dash and underscore in the prefix - I use a githubusername_devicename pattern)
The fetch/fetch.sh script get from /var/log/auth.log the IPs and users of the previous day lines of the log. Hence it has to be run only once a day to get everything and to not duplicate data.
Moreover, for it to work, the cron has to be able to read /var/log/auth.log or /var/log/secure.
If you're fetching IPs and Users on several devices and want to centralize everything on one, you can put your auth.log or secure files in import/sources/.
Please prefix your auth.log or secure files per device in order to distinguish them, I use a githubusername_devicename pattern (only use letters, numbers, dash and underscore in the prefix, or it won't work).
Once enough data gathered, and the IPs.log and users.log are created in import/, the IAA.sh will create unique IPs and users lists, as well as lists with count of their occurences in the original logs, sorted descendingly.
- An
/var/log/auth.log(or the fetch script will have to be adaptated to your auth logging) - Python 3
You can run this script on your public facing devices to collect the IPs and users too, and if you want to contribute, please refer to Import section.
Once you're done, run ./import.sh if needed, and ./IAA.sh - commit and then create a pull request.
Note that you will need git lfs for src/ and import/.