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wazuh-integratord - This version is written in Go. It was created to help to parse alerts log and alerting faster.

Wazuh Integratord

The wazuh-integratord is a daemon that allows Wazuh to connect to external APIs and alerting tools such as Slack, VirusTotal and PagerDuty.

The original version is running in single thread. When there is a large number of alert and the connections to external APIs are slow, the alerting will be delayed.

This version is written in Go. It was created to help to parse alerts log and alerting faster.

Configuration

Wazuh config

/var/ossec/etc/ossec.conf

<ossec_config>

    <integration>
        <name>custom-telegram</name>
        <level>5</level>
        <hook_url>xxx</hook_url>
        <api_key>xxx</api_key>
        <alert_format>json</alert_format>
    </integration>

    <integration>
        <name>custom-login</name>
        <level>3</level>
        <hook_url>xxx</hook_url>
        <api_key>xxx</api_key>
        <rule_id>5715</rule_id>
        <alert_format>json</alert_format>
    </integration>

</ossec_config>

Integrator config

/var/ossec/etc/integrator.conf

<integrator_config>
    <max_workers>20</max_workers>
</integrator_config>

• max_workers set max number of events process concurrently. Default: 20
• Other configuration: https://documentation.wazuh.com/current/user-manual/reference/ossec-conf/integration.html

Build

$ go build

Install & Run

Replace original file /var/ossec/bin/wazuh-integratord with this binary

$ ./wazuh-integratord -h

The Wazuh Integratord is a daemon that allows Wazuh to connect to external APIs and alerting tools such as Slack, VirusTotal and PagerDuty.
This version is written in Go, it was created to help to parse alerts log and alerting faster.

Usage of ./wazuh-integratord:
  -f    Run in foreground mode
  -log-level string
        Log level (default "info")
  -t    Test configuration

Run dev

$ ENV=dev ./wazuh-integratord -f

Log level

• Level: panic fatal error warn info debug trace
• Default: info

TODO

• Write unit tests