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Elasticsearch-Analyzer

Elasticsearch Cortex analyzer implementation

Use Case

Make Elasticsearch queries from extracted observables

Done

  • JSON configuration file
  • Analyzer skeleton
  • Elasticsearch functions
  • Cortex input integration
  • Support several Elasticsearch hosts to query
  • Observable as query argument
  • Template writing
  • Elasticsearch query tuning (aggregations, based on timestamp...)

To Be Tested

  • Add proxy support
  • Add Certificate verification

To Be Done

  • Make new flavors

How to make a new flavor

  • Clone this repository
  • Install python requirement (pip install -r requirements.txt)
  • Add execution right to python script (chmod +x elasticsearch_analyzer.py)
  • Copy paste Elasticsearch_base.json.template to Elasticsearch_NAME.json
  • Fulfill Elasticsearch_NAME.json, replace XXXX vy values that are matching your environment
  • Add Elasticsearch_NAME as name value
  • Add your name as author value
  • Add your Elasticsearch Query (make always an aggregation for matching TheHive template output)
  • Add observable types on which users will launch your analyzer
  • DO NOT CHANGE baseConfig and service
  • Optional : Update Cortex configuration in order to use your own analyzers if it's already done
  • Restart Cortex
  • Make the analyzer configuration (set up ES URL, authentication settings ...)
  • Upload the template in TheHive
  • Analyze ! should be working