feat: add ssh-login-monitor module to store#1
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Adds a new community module that monitors SSH authentication logs for brute-force patterns and emits ThreatEvents. Follows the same structure as the existing free-module boilerplate (mod.toml, src/, package.json). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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YOu have a blocking file system race condition. Otherwise looks good to me! I'll merge as soon as the checks pass. |
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Summary
boilerplates//var/log/auth.logfor SSH login events, detects brute-force patterns, and emitsThreatEventsmod.toml,src/index.ts,package.json, etc.)Module Details
ssh-login-monitorWhat it does
high/criticalseverity events when brute-force patterns exceed thresholdinfoevents for successful SSH logins (audit trail)ctx.setStateto avoid re-processing on restartRelated
Test plan
pnpm buildmod.tomlmetadata is complete and correct