Crowdsec finally comming to pfSense
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@mmetc
I am grateful for the work done. It's great for me that the package just works after installation.
I have a question, why are the rules created by Crowdsec hidden from the pfSense interface? -
@w0w said in Crowdsec finally comming to pfSense:
@mmetc
I am grateful for the work done. It's great for me that the package just works after installation.
I have a question, why are the rules created by Crowdsec hidden from the pfSense interface?We don't do it on purpose, maybe I didn't pay attention but if there is a way to fix that, I'll do it.
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Just a heads up, the package needs to be reinstalled after pfSense updates.
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@Bismarck did the pfsense update also remove the configuration (/etc/crowdsec and /var/db/crowdsec), or just the packages?
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The config and data is still there, but service and menu items are gone from the WebUI.
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Any updates?
Though I see 'official' install method on crowdsec website, I would like to install from pfsense package manager. -
@Bismarck said in Crowdsec finally comming to pfSense:
Just a heads up, the package needs to be reinstalled after pfSense updates.
Hello,
netgate also advises uninstalling third-party packages before updating. -
Shrug, I went ahead and installed it from the instructions on the crowdsec website...
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Not certain where to post this?
Anyone else see these type alerts reported?
ID Value Reason Country AS Decisions Created At 54 Ip:192.168.2.4 LePresidente/http-generic-403-bf ban:1 7 days ago 110 Ip:192.168.2.4 LePresidente/http-generic-403-bf ban:1 3 days ago - ID : 54 - Date : 2024-03-06T20:47:07Z - Machine : N/A - Simulation : false - Reason : LePresidente/http-generic-403-bf - Events Count : 7 - Scope:Value : Ip:192.168.2.4 - Country : - AS : - Begin : 2024-03-06 20:46:51.646995177 +0000 UTC - End : 2024-03-06 20:47:07.044271521 +0000 UTC - UUID : 11f79653-4876-48a9-b45f-7af56c94aff9 - Context : +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Key | Value | +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | method | POST | | status | 403 | | target_uri | /widgets/widgets/interfaces.widget.php | | target_uri | /widgets/widgets/interface_statistics.widget.php | | target_uri | /widgets/widgets/disks.widget.php | | user_agent | Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux x86_64; en-us) AppleWebKit/531.2+ | | | (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0 Safari/531.2 | +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ - ID : 110 - Date : 2024-03-10T17:05:23Z - Machine : N/A - Simulation : false - Reason : LePresidente/http-generic-403-bf - Events Count : 6 - Scope:Value : Ip:192.168.2.4 - Country : - AS : - Begin : 2024-03-10 17:05:14.489298026 +0000 UTC - End : 2024-03-10 17:05:22.976400929 +0000 UTC - UUID : 9e9bff46-125a-4ebf-a606-e1910060bc01 - Context : +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Key | Value | +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | method | POST | | status | 403 | | target_uri | /widgets/widgets/log.widget.php | | target_uri | /widgets/widgets/interfaces.widget.php | | target_uri | /widgets/widgets/interface_statistics.widget.php | | target_uri | /widgets/widgets/disks.widget.php | | target_uri | /widgets/widgets/thermal_sensors.widget.php | | user_agent | Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux x86_64; en-us) AppleWebKit/531.2+ | | | (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0 Safari/531.2 | -
@buggz said in Crowdsec finally comming to pfSense:
Not certain where to post this?
Anyone else see these type alerts reported?
This is a regular crowdsec alert (source: your logs) but the connections come from an internal network.
You can install a whitelist with "cscli parsers install crowdsecurity/whitelists" and you shouldn't receive alerts from private IPs anymore.
If you have more issues regarding the plugin or are unsure how crowdsec works, feel free to ask on https://github.com/crowdsecurity/crowdsec/issues or the discord channels.
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Perfect, seems to work, will know in a few more days.
cat /usr/local/etc/crowdsec/hub/parsers/s02-enrich/crowdsecurity/whitelists.yaml name: crowdsecurity/whitelists description: "Whitelist events from private ipv4 addresses" whitelist: reason: "private ipv4/ipv6 ip/ranges" ip: - "127.0.0.1" - "::1" cidr: - "192.168.0.0/16" - "10.0.0.0/8" - "172.16.0.0/12" # expression: # - "'foo.com' in evt.Meta.source_ip.reverse" -
Hi, like me understood , the profit of use Crowdsec if pfSense have opened ports on WAN? no any opened , no any profit. If using pfBlockerNG will Crowdsec only duplicate functionality?
Crowdsec is working with a Snort? Have a read working with Suricata, what about Snort? -
I don't know if CrowdSec duplicates pfBlockerNG.
I use both pfBlockerNG development and Snort.
Seems to be working good for me so far...@Antibiotic said in Crowdsec finally comming to pfSense:
If using pfBlockerNG will Crowdsec only duplicate functionality?
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@buggz Are you keep opened any ports on WAN?
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@mmetc Any news, regarding the official including of package in pfSense repo?
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@Antibiotic If you have no open ports on WAN then you are only able to block outbound connections.
Surely some pfBlocker lists will include malicious IPs, depending on the list(s) chosen. It is a question of when the lists update.
re: including it, I skimmed the install and a few things stood out, for instance that the config isn't able to be restored from pfSense backup, it is only configurable via command line not web GUI, and is not compatible with RAM disk for /var. I would think some or all of those are big enough issues for Netgate to not include it yet, but obviously I do not speak for either.
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@SteveITS Ok, thanks. But any profit to use /var in RAM, if pfSense instal on nvrme?
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@Antibiotic said in Crowdsec finally comming to pfSense:
But any profit to use /var in RAM, if pfSense instal on nvrme?
Not that much, no. It can save disk writes if you do a lot of logging. Our clients often have eMMC drives and we disable a lot of logging.
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