Short: a Red Team’s SIEM.
Longer: a Red Team’s SIEM that serves two main goals:
RedELK uses the typical components Filebeat (shipping), Logstash (filtering), Elasticsearch (storage) and Kibana (viewing).
Rsync is used for a second syncing of teamserver data: logs, keystrokes, screenshots, etc. Nginx is used for authentication to Kibana, as well as serving the screenshots, beaconlogs, keystrokes in an easy way in the operator’s browser.
A set of python scripts are used for heavy enriching of the log data, and for for Blue Team detection.
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