Watcher is a Django & React JS automated platform for discovering new potentially cybersecurity threats targeting your organisation.
It should be used on webservers and available on Docker.
- Detect emerging vulnerability, malware using social network & other RSS sources (www.cert.ssi.gouv.fr, www.cert.europa.eu, www.us-cert.gov, www.cyber.gov.au...).
- Detect Keywords in pastebin & in other IT content exchange websites (stackoverflow, github, gitlab, bitbucket, apkmirror, npm...).
- Monitor malicious domain names (IP, mail/MX record, html content using TLSH).
- Detect potentially malicious domain names targeting your organisation, using dnstwist.
Useful as a bundle regrouping threat hunting/intelligence automated features.
- Create cases on TheHive and events on MISP.
- Integrated IOCs export to TheHive and MISP.
- LDAP & Local Authentication.
- Email notifications.
- Ticketing system feeding.
- Admin interface.
- Advance users permissions & groups.
Watcher provides a powerful user interface for data visualization and analysis. This interface can also be used to manage Watcher usage and to monitor its status.
Threats detection
Keywords detection
Malicious domain names monitoring
IOCs export to TheHive & MISP
Potentially malicious domain names detection
Django provides a ready-to-use user interface for administrative activities. We all know how an admin interface is important for a web project: Users management, user group management, Watcher configuration, usage logs...
Admin interface
Create a new Watcher instance in ten minutes using Docker (see Installation Guide)
There are many ways to getting involved with Watcher:
- Report bugs by opening Issues on GitHub
- Request new features or suggest ideas (via Issues)
- Make pull-requests
- Discuss bugs, features, ideas or issues
- Share Watcher to your community (Twitter, Facebook...)
In order to use Watcher pastebin API feature, you need to subscribe to a pastebin pro account and whitelist Watcher public IP (see https://pastebin.com/doc_scraping_api).
Thanks to ISEN-Toulon Engineering School and to Thales Group CERT (THA-CERT) for allowing me to carry out this project.