Wazuh-CriminalIP Integration

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This is a complete integration for Wazuh to CriminalIP.
We have provided all the rules for most of the parameters and values which will be required for taking actions against attack vectors.

Why Integrate Wazuh with CriminalIP?
Enhanced Threat Detection: Enrich Wazuh alerts with CriminalIP’s threat intelligence, providing more context about the severity and nature of the detected threats.

Improved Incident Response: With more detailed information, security teams can make better-informed decisions, improving the speed and effectiveness of incident response.
Comprehensive Visibility: Gain a holistic view of your security landscape by correlating internal alerts with external threat data.
Prioritized Alerts: Utilize CriminalIP’s risk scoring to prioritize which alerts require immediate attention, reducing alert fatigue and focusing on high-risk incidents.
Scalable and Automated: The integration allows for automated enrichment of Wazuh alerts, ensuring your security operations scale effectively as your infrastructure grows.

CriminalIP goes beyond risk scores by providing additional context about the nature of the threats associated with an IP address. These indicators include:

Is VPN: Indicates whether the IP address is associated with a VPN service. VPNs can obscure the true origin of traffic, often used by threat actors to mask their activities.
Is Proxy: Identifies if the IP address is using a proxy server. Proxies can be used to anonymize traffic, complicating attribution efforts.
Is TOR: Highlights whether the IP is part of the TOR network, often associated with anonymized, potentially malicious traffic.
Is Hosting: Shows if the IP is part of a hosting service, which might indicate a server being used for phishing, malware distribution, or other malicious activities.
Is Cloud: Identifies if the IP is from a cloud provider, which can be a sign of infrastructure being used for launching attacks.
Is Dark Web: Indicates if the IP has any known associations with dark web activities, such as marketplaces or forums known for illicit activities.
Is Scanner: Shows whether the IP is known to be involved in scanning activities, which can be a precursor to an attack.
Is Snort: Indicates if the IP has been flagged by Snort signatures, which are rules used to detect network attacks.
Is Anonymous VPN: Specifically flags IPs that are using services designed to anonymize VPN traffic, which can be particularly challenging to track.

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