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FWMonitor

fwmonitor can be used to grok IPTABLES, UFW or any program that logs similar to IPTABLES, logs from your syslog (active) or a gathered log/text file (passive) in a comprehensive format in order to conduct network traffic analysis and security audit of your servers.

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fwmonitor

Usage

Install from PIP:

pip3 install fwmonitor

Or clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/pouriyajamshidi/fwmonitor.git

Make the script executable:

chmod +x fwmonitor.py

For your convenience, you can place the program in your system PATH, like /bin/ or /usr/local/bin/ for instance:

sudo cp fwmonitor.py /usr/local/bin/fwmonitor

Flags

This script takes 4 optional arguments. These arguments are:

--file: Location of log file to be scanned. Default location is /var/log/syslog

--key : Keyword that IPTABLES uses to log events. Make sure of case-sensitivity and specific keyword in your log file. Default value for keyword is "UFW BLOCK"

--interval: Interval to read the log file from scratch, this is useful for analyzing a live system. If you pass 0 here, it'll scan the log file once and exits. Default value for interval is 60 seconds

--ipv6: Display IPv6 logs. Default is IPv4

--version: Display version and exit

By running the script without providing any arguments, the default values as mentioned below above be used.

Examples

To analyze a log file that you have gathered:

fwmonitor --file mytraffic.log --key "IPTABLES_BLOCK" --interval 0
# OR
python3 fwmonitor.py --file mytraffic.log --key "IPTABLES_BLOCK" --interval 0

Audit a live server:

fwmonitor --file /var/log/syslog --key "IPTABLES_BLOCK"
# OR
python3 fwmonitor.py --file /var/log/syslog --key "IPTABLES_BLOCK"

Additionally, there is a sample.log in this repository that you can utilize to see how this script works without actually having a log file yourself. Use it like:

fwmonitor --file sample.log --key "UFW BLOCK" --interval 0
# OR
python3 fwmonitor.py --file sample.log --key "UFW BLOCK" --interval 0

Tested on

Ubuntu.

It can be used on Windows and Mac OS as well to analyze the gathered log file(s).

TODO

  • Implement smart spacing for rows.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome.

License

License: MIT

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for network traffic analysis, displays your iptables, UFW, or any application that logs in the same format, in a pleasant way.

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