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Graylog2TheHive4

Simple app to create TheHive4 alerts from Graylog Event event definition.

Environment

This app has been tested with the following versions:

• CentOS 7.9.2009 (Core)
• Graylog 4.1.6
• TheHive4 4.1

This app should be installed on the host where TheHive4 is installed.

Setup

Setup Graylog2TheHive4 application

• Clone repo:

git clone git@github.com:malinkinsa/graylog2thehive4.git /opt/graylog2thehive4

• Install python requirements:

cd /opt/graylog2thehive4
pip3 install -r requirements.txt

• Copy init.d file:

cp init.d/graylog2thehive4.service /etc/systemd/system/

• Configure TheHive4 URL as url, TheHive4 API key as api_key, Ip where application will be work and Port where application will be work (optional) in graylog2thehive4.service:

vim /etc/systemd/system/graylog2thehive4.service
systemctl daemon-reload

• Launch application as a service and add to autostart:

systemctl start graylog2thehive4.service
systemctl enable graylog2thehive4.service

• Launch application from command line with specified TheHive4 URL, API key, Ip where application will be work and Port where application will be work (optional):

cd /opt/graylog2thehive4/
python3 main.py --thehive_url= --api_key= --graylog_url= --ip= --port=

Setup Graylog Notification

Create new Notification with in Alerts -> Notifications:

• Specify: Title;
• Notification Type: HTTP Notification;
• URL: http{s}://TheHive4:Port/webhook; For example: http://192.168.0.1:5000/webhook
• Add this URL to Graylog whitelist or disable whitelist in System -> Configurations;

Adding artifacts to TheHive4 alert

• In Graylog | Add fields in Event Definitions -> Fields -> Add Custom Field | For example: Name of this field is ip
• Add this dataType in thehive4.py | For example:

if key == 'ip':
            alert_artifacts.append({"dataType": "ip", "data": graylog_fields[key]})

Logging

For debug you can use log with message from graylog and message that sending to thehive4. It located in ./log/graylog2thehive4.log