Logging unauthorised attempts

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  • crowdsec

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  • Something like that would be fairly trivial to do with CrowdSec. Currently there’s no support for Wireguard. This would require a log parser and a scenario which describes the two attacks in the article you point to. But, as I said it would be fairly trivial. There’s an existing parser and scenario which detect portscans via kmesg in syslog. So doing the same with Wireguard and dyndbg would be easy enough. Actually I had already been considering making this for Wireguard but I was missing information about which attacks to look for as well as log samples. So I’ll probably give it a go within a week. Would you like to help out by being my guinea pig? That would save me the work of setting up a Wireguard server myself :-)

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  • I just submitted a PR for Wireguard support. Feel free to try it out. I haven't been able to test it much. And yes, it's my first PR :-)

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