sudo cscli collections install firewallservices/zimbraInstalls 1 parser and 1 scenario.
View Zimbra - Bruteforce Protection →sudo cscli scenarios install firewallservices/zimbra-bfThen reload CrowdSec: sudo systemctl reload crowdsec
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# Zimbra brutforcetype: leaky#debug: truename: firewallservices/zimbra-bfdescription: "Detect Zimbra bruteforce"filter: evt.Meta.log_type == 'zimbra_auth_fail'leakspeed: 30scapacity: 5groupby: evt.Meta.source_ipblackhole: 1mreprocess: truelabels:service: zimbraconfidence: 3spoofable: 0classification:- attack.T1110behavior: "pop3/imap:bruteforce"label: "Zimbra Bruteforce"remediation: true---# Zimbra user enumerationtype: leaky#debug: truename: firewallservices/zimbra-user-enumdescription: "Detect Zimbra user enum bruteforce"filter: evt.Meta.log_type == 'zimbra_auth_fail'groupby: evt.Meta.source_ipdistinct: evt.Meta.userleakspeed: 2mcapacity: 5blackhole: 1mlabels:service: zimbraconfidence: 3spoofable: 0classification:- attack.T1589.002- attack.T1110behavior: "pop3/imap:bruteforce"
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Detect various authentication failures on Zimbra
This scenario uses two leaky buckets: