sudo cscli collections install crowdsecurity/apiscpInstalls 9 parsers and 56 scenarios, via Postfix - Bruteforce Protection.
View ApisCP →sudo cscli scenarios install crowdsecurity/postfix-spamThen reload CrowdSec: sudo systemctl reload crowdsec
Sign in to see which of your engines run it →Hover a line or a note to see what each field does.
# postfix spamtype: leakyname: crowdsecurity/postfix-spamdescription: "Detect spammers"filter: "evt.Meta.log_type_enh == 'spam-attempt' || evt.Meta.log_type == 'postfix' && evt.Meta.action == 'reject'"leakspeed: "10s"references:- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spammingcapacity: 5groupby: evt.Meta.source_ipblackhole: 1mreprocess: falselabels:service: postfixremediation: trueconfidence: 3spoofable: 0behavior: "smtp:spam"label: "Postfix Spam"---# postfix spamtype: triggername: crowdsecurity/postscreen-rbldescription: "Detect spammers"filter: "evt.Meta.service == 'postscreen' && evt.Meta.pregreet == 'PREGREET'"references:- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spamminggroupby: evt.Meta.source_ipblackhole: 1mreprocess: falselabels:service: postscreenremediation: trueconfidence: 3spoofable: 0behavior: "smtp:spam"label: "Postfix Spam"
Sign in to see the Security Engines that run this attack scenario, the version they run and whether it was modified locally.
Contains multiple scenarios: