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can you add more resources to understand pcap analysis which is done in the later stage of this project #18

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gokuljs opened this issue May 24, 2021 · 4 comments

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@gokuljs
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gokuljs commented May 24, 2021

I request you to add more detailed information about the pcap analysis which you have done later stages of your project. Because the video you have posted is done in french it's difficult to understand who lives in different parts of the world. so I sincerely request you add the resources which you have gone through to make a pcap analysis in your project

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Hi Gokul, the documentation is still in the development phase and we are working on it.
Regarding pcap analysis, PcapMonkey uses docker containers of Zeek and Suricata to extract logs out of the packet capture (you can read about those from Suricata-docs and Zeek-docs).

The logs generated are then used by Elasticsearch. Kibana is used to visualize and extract meaningful data from the logs.

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gokuljs commented May 25, 2021

Thanks, But I am currently trying to understand how to filter and get filtered data inside the elk stack. Do you have some resources to understand those even better

@hariomch
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For data shipment and processing, Filebeat and Logstash are used you can look into those. Also, you can read this.

@ManofWax
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About querying and filtering the data on Kibana you can also take a look on the official documentation: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/7.12/discover.html

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