IOC feeds

[the_rock]

Hey boys and girls,

Happy Friday and weekend 🙂

Just figured would share some IOC feeds I put together in my lab, I counted and there is about 2000 known bad IPs that are blocked via all of them together, so hopefully it can help others.

If anyone has any others to share, please do so. FYI, you do need either AV or AB blades enabled to use IOC feeds and for best results, I recommend R81.20 version, as it also lets you test the feeds from smart console.

I truly believe everyone should do this method, as lets be honest, with ever evolving threats from the Internet, who has the time to manually keep updating bad IPs to be blocked? I will take a wild guess and say probably no one lol

Best,

Andy

[Expert@azurefw:0]# ioc_feeds show
Feed Name: talos_1
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.talosintelligence.com/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: sans
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://isc.sans.edu/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: isacs
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.nationalisacs.org/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: Imfraguard
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.infragard.org/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: virustotal
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.virustotal.com/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: Cisa
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.cisa.gov/topics/cyber-threats-and-advisories/information-sharing/automated-indicator-sha...
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: googlesafebrowsing
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://safebrowsing.google.com/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: spamhaus
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.spamhaus.org/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: abuse.ch
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://abuse.ch/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: virusshare
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://virusshare.com/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: talos
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTP
Resource: http://www.talosintelligence.com/documents/ip-blacklist
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: sslbl
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://sslbl.abuse.ch/blacklist/sslipblacklist.csv
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: cybercrime
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://cybercrime-tracker.net/ccamlist.php
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: reputation
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTP
Resource: http://reputation.alienvault.com/reputation.data
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: ipspamlist
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTP
Resource: http://www.ipspamlist.com/public_feeds.csv
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: botvrij
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.botvrij.eu/data/ioclist.hostname.raw
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: Known_bad_IPs
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.misp-project.org/feeds/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: github-blocklist
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://github.com/firehol/blocklist-ipsets
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: feodo_tracker
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://feodotracker.abuse.ch/downloads/ipblocklist_recommended.txt
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: emerging_threats
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTP
Resource: http://rules.emergingthreats.net/fwrules/emerging-Block-IPs.txt
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: test-feed
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://csp.infoblox.com/
Action: Detect
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Total number of feeds: 21
Active feeds: 21
[Expert@azurefw:0]#

[the_rock]

Apologies, forgot to add 2 files I also used. This gives good example of what CSV file would look like.

[CaseyB]

Thank you for sharing! I have been looking for more of these to add to our current roster. 

[the_rock]

Very welcome, happy to help. Unlike Ed Sheeran's song "Perfect", this is far from it, but its something lol

Best,

Andy

[the_rock]

I will keep updating as I find more

Andy

Feed Name: ipq
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.ipqualityscore.com/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

[the_rock]

I know this is Fortinet, but it has 107 entries

Andy

Feed Name: fortiguard
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.fortiguard.com/services/ioc
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

[the_rock]

Microsoft, 269 entries, pretty good

Andy

https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/security/business/siem-and-xdr/microsoft-defender-threat-intelligenc...

[the_rock]

The BEST I found so far, almost 4000 entries.

Andy

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/security/ngips/index.html

[the_rock]

Most UPDATED I have so far. But, will keep adding whatever else I find.

Andy

[Expert@azurefw:0]# ioc_feeds show
Feed Name: cisco
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/security/ngips/index.html
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: cortex
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://xsoar.pan.dev/docs/reference/integrations/cortex-xdr---ioc
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: microsoft
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/security/business/siem-and-xdr/microsoft-defender-threat-intelligenc...
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: fortiguard
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.fortiguard.com/services/ioc
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: ipq
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.ipqualityscore.com/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: talos_1
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.talosintelligence.com/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: sans
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://isc.sans.edu/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: isacs
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.nationalisacs.org/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: Imfraguard
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.infragard.org/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: virustotal
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.virustotal.com/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: Cisa
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.cisa.gov/topics/cyber-threats-and-advisories/information-sharing/automated-indicator-sha...
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: googlesafebrowsing
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://safebrowsing.google.com/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: spamhaus
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.spamhaus.org/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: abuse.ch
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://abuse.ch/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: virusshare
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://virusshare.com/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: talos
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTP
Resource: http://www.talosintelligence.com/documents/ip-blacklist
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: sslbl
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://sslbl.abuse.ch/blacklist/sslipblacklist.csv
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: cybercrime
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://cybercrime-tracker.net/ccamlist.php
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: reputation
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTP
Resource: http://reputation.alienvault.com/reputation.data
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: ipspamlist
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTP
Resource: http://www.ipspamlist.com/public_feeds.csv
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: botvrij
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.botvrij.eu/data/ioclist.hostname.raw
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: Known_bad_IPs
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://www.misp-project.org/feeds/
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: github-blocklist
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://github.com/firehol/blocklist-ipsets
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: feodo_tracker
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://feodotracker.abuse.ch/downloads/ipblocklist_recommended.txt
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: emerging_threats
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTP
Resource: http://rules.emergingthreats.net/fwrules/emerging-Block-IPs.txt
Action: Prevent
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Feed Name: test-feed
Feed is Active
File will be fetched via HTTPS
Resource: https://csp.infoblox.com/
Action: Detect
User Name:
Feed is centrally managed

Total number of feeds: 26
Active feeds: 26
[Expert@azurefw:0]#

[the_rock]

Forgot to mention the most important one...duh : - )

Andy

secureupdates.checkpoint.com/IP-list/TOR.txt

 

[delToro1]

Hello mates, I usually use the following open source project:

https://github.com/stamparm/ipsum 

It sumarice malicious IP between different lists. It create lists based on the ocurrence of the IP and categorice en levels.

I have configured this IOC in my lab and it's working fine. The level 3 list has over 17K malicious IPs. From R81.20, the way of using network feeds in the access control policy, for me it is more granular.

testing network feedPolicy access rulebaseblock event Network feedUpdate Event Network feed

Best regards! 😉

[the_rock]

Wow, nice one! Let me test it in the lab later and report back.

Andy

[the_rock]

Just installed policy, so let me give it some time to see if there any hits. Though its just a lab, but it is in Azure, so Im sure it will get some traffic : - )

Andy

[the_rock]

Btw, I see the same link but level 2 has almost 35K IP addresses, that is fantastic, thanks for sharing!

Andy

[delToro1]

No problem ;). I detect that lvl 1 has some false positives, IP addresses from onedrive or sharepoint service that are legit. For me, the lvl 3 is OK, because  the IP must appear at least in 3 lists.

@the_rock , of course, thanks for sharing a lot of materials and resources for IOC. 🙂

[the_rock]

well thank you!!

Andy

[CaseyB]

The IPsum (lvl3) seems to be the most effective so far. We've dropped over 750 connections since I added it this morning. No one internally has tried to reach out though, so that's good.

The Emerging Threats one also has had a good amount of hits.

[the_rock]

Agree, same here!

[the_rock]

I see that when using network feeds, you dont technically need to have av or ab blades enabled, so thats definitely a plus right there and works beautifully.

Andy

[CaseyB]

@delToro1 or @the_rock - Did you have any Check Point issues running level 1?

We've been on level 3 for a long time with no issues, tested level 1 today due to some stuff hitting the firewall and I think it effected Check Point categorization services, or it was just a coincidence.

[the_rock]

What do you mean level 1, sorry?

Andy

[CaseyB]

In reference to the IOC feed: https://github.com/stamparm/ipsum

Level 1:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stamparm/ipsum/master/levels/1.txt

Level 3:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stamparm/ipsum/master/levels/3.txt 

[the_rock]

Duh, sorry, my apologies, did not clue in lol

Yes, I tried all of them, no issues.

Andy

[delToro1]

For me the best is LVL 3, in the past i had some problems with LVL 1 because was bloking some IP from Office 365 and serveral things did not working.

In terms of performance, I had not any issue.

BR

[mrflow1]

@delToro1 @the_rock @CaseyB

What could be the impact of this level 3 feed at the resource level?

Is this feed injected like the iocs_feeds directly into the antivirus blade or do locally loaded iocs work better in terms of performance?

We have a cluster that has suffered a lot from CPU issues so I would be concerned that it will affect us even more.

[PhoneBoy]

If you're using R81.20 or above, the performance of ioc_feeds will be better since it uses the same infrastructure as Network Feeds, which is designed to handle at least 2 million IoCs.

[the_rock]

In R81.20, I had not noticed any issues at all.

Andy

[CaseyB]

I haven't noticed any performance impact on with our production cluster.

[majkel]

This one doesnt work with IOC_Feed object. I can see that the list is fetched but not applied and generates a error in HCP saying it cant be reach but thats not true since the list is fetched and stored in ioc path on the gws.

[Dan_Moesch]

Yes, it does not work with IOC Feed, I had to create a network feed object and create just as @delToro1  listed.   My question now is becoming should I be using this approach (network feed in policy) versus IOC Feed in the Threat Prevention policy.  Has anyone tested either approach to see what the pros and cons are?