Zeek script using the official ICANN Top-Level Domain (TLD) list with the Input Framework to extract the relevant information from a DNS query and mark whether it's trusted or not. The source of the ICANN TLD's can be found here: https://publicsuffix.org/list/effective_tld_names.dat. The Trusted Domains list is a custom list, created by the user, to filter domains during searches.
Zeek script using the official ICANN Top-Level Domain (TLD) list with the Input Framework to extract the relevant information from a DNS query and mark whether it's trusted or not. The source of the ICANN TLDs can be found here: https://publicsuffix.org/list/effective_tld_names.dat. The Trusted Domains list is a custom list, created by the user, to filter domains during searches.
icannTLD parses every DNS query and adds the following fields to the DNS Log.
| Field | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| icann_tld | This is the Top-Level Domain based on the official list of TLDs from ICANN. | |
| icann_domain | This is the Domain based on the official list of TLDs from ICANN. | |
| icann_host_subdomain | This is the remaining nodes of the query after the domain has been removed. In some cases this is the subdomain, in other cases it's the host name, and in others it's host name and subdomain. | |
| is_trusted_domain | true/false | Each query is marked true or false based on the icann_domain and a custom trusted_domains.dat file. |
Note: This script does not currently use any list for 1st level domains, (i.e. ".com"). If the Top Level Domain (tld) does not match the 2, 3 or 4 part regex patterns, it's assumed it is a 1st level tld.
The files in the input_files folder should be loaded into the sensor prior to loading this script package. They can be loaded directly into the sensor via the GUI or via the Corelight Client if desired.
Corelight-update now supports creating and maintaining the input files required.
Instructions for Open Source Zeek may vary.
corelight-client -b <sensor_address> bro input upload --name 1st_level_public_icann.dat --file ./source_files/1st_level_public_icann.dat
corelight-client -b <sensor_address> bro input upload --name 2nd_level_public_icann.dat --file ./source_files/2nd_level_public_icann.dat
corelight-client -b <sensor_address> bro input upload --name 3rd_level_public_icann.dat --file ./source_files/3rd_level_public_icann.dat
corelight-client -b <sensor_address> bro input upload --name 4th_level_public_icann.dat --file ./source_files/4th_level_public_icann.dat
corelight-client -b <sensor_address> bro input upload --name trusted_domains.dat --file ./source_files/trusted_domains.dat
zkg install https://github.com/corelight/icannTLD.git
Today, anyone can buy a TLD so this list can change frequently. ICANN updates the list several times a day, as changes are made, and it can be pulled daily.
TLDs are generally split into two categories:
The list cannot be pulled directly from Mozilla.org and put on a Corelight/Zeek Sensor. It will have to be filtered and formatted correctly first. Corelight-update now supports creating and maintaining the input files required.
Note: The trusted_domains.dat file will need to be created manually. It can then be uploaded manually, or Corelight-update can be used to upload the input file.