Adama : Searches For Threat Hunting & Security Analytics

Adama is a tool for searches for threat hunting and security analytics. A collection of known log and / or event data searches for threat hunting and detection.

They enumerate sets of searches used across many different data pipelines. Implementation details are for ELK.

Also Read – DecryptTeamViewer : Enumerate & Decrypt TeamViewer Credentials From Windows Registry

It is part of the SpaceCake project which is a set of hunts, searches, alerts, visualizations and data pipelines for for intrusion detection, security analytics and threat hunting using F/OSS (free and open source) tools.

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