08-19-2020 06:49 AM
Looking for input on this one. From a Palo Alto perspective, what would be the best way to monitor for encrypted traffic in general? Need a way to make sure we're specifically able to point to traffic that was encrypted and provide a report or show that in a dashboard perhaps in our SIEM. Taking a first look from the ground up and looking for open discussion. Thanks in advance!
08-05-2021 07:17 AM
Super slick way to get this done, let's utilize some built-in functionality to make this easy.
Create a custom vulnerability profile, in my example I used the hexadecimal payload in an SSL-response-version packet to indicate TLS 1.0 is being used.
Now that I have a custom vuln sig, we are able to see all the traffic touching it on the ACC tab.
Which means that I am now able to build custom reports based off that vuln.
You could fully automate getting emailed reports of the traffic touching your signature, or configure a custom log forwarding rule to generate email alerts, for example. Lots of options. For a SIEM, you could export the log/alert to an HTTP server profile. See example screenshot below. But instead of those real threats, you would see your custom encrypted traffic one.
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