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Blue-team SIEM lab: Wazuh 4.7.5 detecting 7 simulated attacks (SSH brute force, Slowloris DoS / CVE-2007-6750, web attacks) with real-time MITRE ATT&CK mapping — 3,726+ alerts.

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🛡️ SIEM + Threat Detection Lab

Wazuh Kali Linux MITRE ATT&CK Status

An end-to-end blue-team lab: a Wazuh 4.7.5 SIEM detecting 7 simulated attacks — from port scanning and SSH brute force to a real CVE exploit (Slowloris DoS) — with every event logged, alerted, and mapped to MITRE ATT&CK in real time. Built from scratch on two virtual machines.

📄 Full report: all 12 pages (with screenshots) are rendered inline at the bottom of this page, or download the PDF.


🧱 Lab Architecture

VMOSRole
SIEM ServerUbuntu 26.04 LTSWazuh 4.7.5 + OpenSearch
AttackerKali Linux 2026.2Attack simulation

Virtualized on VMware Workstation 17 Player in an isolated network.


⚔️ Attacks Simulated & Detected

#AttackToolingOutcome
1Port scanNmap (-sS -A)Open ports 22 / 80 / 443 discovered
2SSH brute forceHydra + rockyou128 failed logins → brute-force alert
3Vulnerability scanNmap --script vulnFound CVE-2007-6750 (Slowloris)
4Slowloris DoSslowhttptest911 connections held — Apache taken down
5SSH login loopbash (50×)~200 alerts / 30 s spike in Wazuh
6Web-app attackscurlDirectory traversal / SQLi / web-shell attempts
7Successful SSH loginsshValid-account access + post-login enumeration

📊 Detection Results

MetricValue
Total security alerts3,726+
Authentication failures131
CVEs discovered1 (CVE-2007-6750)
Slowloris peak connections911
Alert spike (SSH loop)~200 alerts / 30 s
MITRE ATT&CK techniques5

🎯 MITRE ATT&CK Coverage

TechniqueNameTriggered by
T1110Brute ForceHydra SSH attack
T1110.001Password GuessingHydra + SSH loop
T1021.004Remote Services: SSHSSH login attempts
T1078Valid AccountsSuccessful SSH login
T1021Remote ServicesPost-login activity

🔧 Key Findings & Recommended Fixes

  • CVE-2007-6750 (Slowloris) — Apache brought down by 911 held connections → enable mod_reqtimeout.
  • SSH brute force / exposure — deploy fail2ban, disable root login (PermitRootLogin no), and move SSH off the default port 22.

💡 Lessons Learned

  • Standing up a real SIEM is non-trivial: certificate handling, OS compatibility (Ubuntu 26.04 vs Wazuh 4.7.5), and credential management all required genuine troubleshooting.
  • Attacks leave clear signatures — even without Level-12 critical alerts, brute force, DoS, and credential access are identifiable through alert patterns and evolution charts.

Built for educational purposes in an isolated lab environment. Part of a cybersecurity portfolio by Sarjan Patel.


📄 Full Report

The complete 12-page report, rendered inline (also available as a downloadable PDF):

Report page 1 — overview Report page 2 Report page 3 Report page 4 Report page 5 Report page 6 Report page 7 Report page 8 Report page 9 Report page 10 Report page 11 Report page 12

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