sudo cscli collections install firix/authentikInstalls 1 parser and 1 scenario.
View Authentik - Bruteforce Protection →sudo cscli scenarios install firix/authentik-bfThen 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.
# Authentik BF scantype: leakyname: firix/authentik-bfdescription: "Detect authentik bruteforce"filter: evt.Meta.log_type in ['authentik_failed_auth', 'authentik_invalid_username']groupby: evt.Meta.source_ipleakspeed: 20scapacity: 5blackhole: 1mlabels:service: authentikbehavior: "http:bruteforce"spoofable: 0confidence: 3classification:- attack.T1110label: "Authentik Bruteforce"remediation: true---# Authentik user-enumtype: leakyname: firix/authentik-bf_user-enumdescription: "Detect authentik user enum bruteforce"filter: evt.Meta.log_type in ['authentik_failed_auth', 'authentik_invalid_username']groupby: evt.Meta.source_ipdistinct: evt.Meta.usernameleakspeed: 1mcapacity: 5blackhole: 1mlabels:service: authentikbehavior: "http:bruteforce"spoofable: 0confidence: 3classification:- attack.T1589- attack.T1110label: "Authentik User Enumeration"remediation: true
Sign in to see the Security Engines that run this attack scenario, the version they run and whether it was modified locally.
Detect failed authentik authentications: