Scripts used during Incident response security competition
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Scripts used during Incident response security competition
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Blazescan is a linux webserver malware scanning and incident response tool, with built in support for cPanel servers, but will run on any linux based server.
Information gathering & website reconnaissance | https://phishstats.info/
The project is a part of the Performing remote live response on organizational environment thesis made for CYBERDI project.
Create an incident response triage toolkit for use with Windows or Linux.
A triage data collection script for macOS
A dockerized log server, that has plug and play capabilities.
Break-In Analyzer - A script that analyze auth.log, secure, utmp/wtmp for possible SSH break-in attempts
The scrip will help you to find some values info for the user that you need as DFIR
Docker configurations for TheHive, Cortex and 3rd party tools
Wazuh - Release for Bosh.io
Wazuh - Amazon AWS Cloudformation
Deploy a Wazuh cluster with a hardened (prod. ready) stack on Kubernetes.
practical toolkit for cybersecurity and IT professionals. It features a detailed Linux cheatsheet for incident response
Digital Forensics and Incident Response
TriageX - Linux Triage Tool Is a BASH shell script designed to collect evidences in an incident with Linux machines. The script uses native Linux commands to run.
Incident Response Linux Investigation Tool: A concise, efficient script for system administrators and IT professionals, perfect for Linux system diagnostics. It gathers essential data on user accounts, processes, logs, and network configurations, ensuring secure and effective incident response and troubleshooting.
List of open source tools for AWS security: defensive, offensive, auditing, DFIR, etc.
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