sudo cscli collections install crowdsecurity/nextcloudInstalls 2 parsers and 1 scenario.
View Nextcloud - Bruteforce Protection →sudo cscli scenarios install crowdsecurity/nextcloud-bfThen reload CrowdSec: sudo systemctl reload crowdsec
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---type: leakyname: crowdsecurity/nextcloud-bfdescription: "Detect Nextcloud bruteforce"filter: "evt.Meta.log_type in ['nextcloud_failed_auth', 'nextcloud_bruteforce_attempt']"leakspeed: "1m"capacity: 5# if we have bruteforce protection enabled in nextcloud, the same login attempt# can log # both login failure and bruteforce attempt at the same time, so# keep them in seperate bucketsgroupby: evt.Meta.source_ip + '--' + evt.Meta.log_typeblackhole: 5mreprocess: truelabels:remediation: trueconfidence: 3spoofable: 0classification:- attack.T1110behavior: "http:bruteforce"label: "NextCloud Bruteforce"service: nextcloud---type: leakyname: crowdsecurity/nextcloud-bf_user_enumdescription: "Detect Nextcloud user enum bruteforce"filter: "evt.Meta.log_type == 'nextcloud_failed_auth'"leakspeed: "1m"capacity: 5groupby: evt.Meta.source_ipdistinct: evt.Meta.target_userblackhole: 5mreprocess: truelabels:remediation: trueconfidence: 3spoofable: 0classification:- attack.T1110behavior: "http:bruteforce"
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Detects bruteforce on Nextcloud instance.