Shomon : Shodan Monitoring Integration For TheHive

ShoMon is a Shodan alert feeder for TheHive written in GoLang. With version 2.0, it is more powerful than ever!

Functionalities

• Can be used as Webhook OR Stream listener
  • Webhook listener opens a restful API endpoint for Shodan to send alerts. This means you need to make this endpoint available to public net
  • Stream listener connects to Shodan and fetches/parses the alert stream
• Utilizes shadowscatcher/shodan (fantastic work) for Shodan interaction.
• Console logs are in JSON format and can be ingested by any other further log management tools
• CI/CD via Github Actions ensures that a proper Release with changelogs, artifacts, images on ghcr and dockerhub will be provided
• Provides a working docker-compose file file for TheHive, dependencies
• Super fast and Super mini in size
• Complete code refactoring in v2.0 resulted in more modular, maintainable code
• Via conf file or environment variables alert specifics including tags, type, alert-template can be dynamically adjusted. See config file.
• Full banner can be included in Alert with direct link to Shodan Finding.

IP is added to observables

Usage

• Parameters should be provided via conf.yaml or environment variables. Please see config file and docker-compose file
• After conf or environment variables are set simply issue command: ./shomon

Notes

• Alert reference is first 6 chars of md5(“ip:port”)
• Only 1 mod can be active at a time. Webhook and Stream listener can not be activated together.

Setup & Compile Instructions

Get latest compiled binary from releases

1. Check Releases section.

Compile from source code

1. Make sure that you have a working Golang workspace.
2. go build .
   • go build -ldflags="-s -w" . could be used to customize compilation and produce smaller binary.

Using Public Container Registries

1. Thanks to new CI/CD integration, latest versions of built images are pushed to ghcr, DockerHub and can be utilized via:
   • docker pull ghcr.io/kaansk/shomon
   • docker pull kaansk/shomon

Using Dockerfile

1. Edit config file or provide environment variables to commands bellow
2. docker build -t shomon .
3. docker run -it shomon

Using docker-compose file

1. Edit environment variables and configurations in docker-compose file
2. docker-compose run -d