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title: "Netzwerkprotokoll-Analyse für forensische Untersuchungen"
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description: "Umfassender Leitfaden zur forensischen Analyse von Netzwerkprotokollen Layer 2-7, Session-Rekonstruktion aus PCAP-Dateien, C2-Kommunikations-Pattern-Erkennung und APT-Hunting-Techniken für Incident Response."
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author: "Claude 4 Sonnett (Prompt: Mario Stöckl)"
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last_updated: 2024-01-15
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difficulty: intermediate
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categories: ["analysis", "troubleshooting", "case-study"]
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tags: ["protocol-analysis", "packet-inspection", "session-reconstruction", "c2-analysis", "traffic-patterns", "network-baseline", "payload-extraction", "anomaly-detection", "incident-response", "apt-hunting"]
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tool_name: "Network Protocols & Packet Analysis"
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related_tools: ["Wireshark", "NetworkMiner", "tcpdump"]
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published: true
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---
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# Netzwerkprotokoll-Analyse für forensische Untersuchungen
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Die forensische Analyse von Netzwerkprotokollen ist ein fundamentaler Baustein moderner Incident Response und APT-Hunting-Aktivitäten. Dieser Leitfaden vermittelt systematische Methoden zur Untersuchung von Netzwerkverkehr von Layer 2 bis Layer 7 des OSI-Modells.
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## Warum Netzwerkprotokoll-Forensik?
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In komplexen Cyberangriffen hinterlassen Angreifer Spuren in der Netzwerkkommunikation, die oft die einzigen verfügbaren Beweise darstellen. Command & Control (C2) Kommunikation, Datenexfiltration und laterale Bewegungen manifestieren sich als charakteristische Netzwerkmuster, die durch systematische Protokoll-Analyse erkennbar werden.
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## Voraussetzungen
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### Technische Kenntnisse
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- Grundverständnis des OSI-7-Schichten-Modells
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- TCP/IP-Stack-Funktionsweise
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- HTTP/HTTPS-Request/Response-Struktur
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- DNS-Query-Mechanismen
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- Grundlagen der Kryptographie (TLS/SSL)
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### Systemanforderungen
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- Wireshark 4.0+ oder vergleichbare Packet-Analyzer
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- Leistungsfähiges System für große PCAP-Analysen (16GB+ RAM)
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- NetworkMiner oder ähnliche Session-Rekonstruktions-Tools
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- Python 3.8+ für Automatisierungsskripte
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### Rechtliche Überlegungen
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- Erforderliche Genehmigungen für Netzwerk-Monitoring
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- Datenschutzbestimmungen bei der Payload-Analyse
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- Chain-of-Custody-Anforderungen für Netzwerk-Evidence
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## Fundamentale Protokoll-Analyse-Methodik
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### Layer 2 - Data Link Layer Forensik
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**Ethernet-Frame-Analyse für Asset-Discovery:**
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```bash
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# MAC-Adressen-Inventarisierung aus PCAP
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tshark -r capture.pcap -T fields -e eth.src -e eth.dst | sort -u
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```
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**Switch-Infrastruktur-Mapping:**
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- Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) Topologie-Rekonstruktion
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- VLAN-Segmentierung-Analyse
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- ARP-Spoofing-Detection durch MAC-IP-Binding-Inkonsistenzen
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**Kritische Anomalien:**
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- Unerwartete MAC-Präfixe (OUI-Analysis)
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- ARP-Reply ohne vorhergehende ARP-Request
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- Broadcast-Storm-Patterns bei DDoS-Aktivitäten
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### Layer 3 - Network Layer Investigation
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**IP-Header-Forensik für Geolocation und Routing:**
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```python
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# IP-Geolocation-Mapping mit Python
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import ipaddress
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from geolite2 import geolite2
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def analyze_ip_origins(pcap_ips):
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reader = geolite2.reader()
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for ip in pcap_ips:
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if not ipaddress.ip_address(ip).is_private:
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location = reader.get(ip)
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print(f"{ip}: {location['country']['names']['en']}")
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```
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**TTL-Fingerprinting für OS-Detection:**
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- Windows: TTL 128 (typisch 128, 64, 32)
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- Linux/Unix: TTL 64
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- Cisco/Network-Equipment: TTL 255
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**Fragmentierungs-Analyse:**
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- Evil Fragmentation für IDS-Evasion
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- Teardrop-Attack-Patterns
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- Fragment-Overlap-Anomalien
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### Layer 4 - Transport Layer Forensik
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**TCP-Session-Rekonstruktion:**
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```bash
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# TCP-Streams extrahieren und analysieren
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tshark -r capture.pcap -q -z follow,tcp,ascii,0
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```
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**TCP-Fingerprinting-Techniken:**
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- Initial Window Size (IWS) Analysis
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- TCP-Options-Sequenz-Patterns
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- Maximum Segment Size (MSS) Charakteristika
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**UDP-Traffic-Anomalien:**
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- DNS-Tunneling über ungewöhnliche Record-Types
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- VoIP-Protokoll-Missbrauch für Datenexfiltration
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- TFTP-basierte Malware-Distribution
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## HTTP/HTTPS-Forensik für Web-basierte Angriffe
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### HTTP-Header-Deep-Dive
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**User-Agent-String-Forensik:**
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```python
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# Verdächtige User-Agent-Patterns
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suspicious_agents = [
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"curl/", # Command-line tools
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"python-requests", # Scripted access
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"Nikto", # Vulnerability scanners
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"sqlmap" # SQL injection tools
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]
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```
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**HTTP-Method-Anomalien:**
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- PUT/DELETE-Requests auf produktiven Servern
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- TRACE-Method für XSS-Exploitation
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- Nicht-standard Methods (PATCH, OPTIONS) Analysis
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**Content-Type-Diskrepanzen:**
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- Executable-Content mit image/jpeg MIME-Type
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- JavaScript-Code in PDF-Dateien
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- Suspicious Content-Length vs. Actual-Payload-Size
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### HTTPS-Traffic-Analysis ohne Decryption
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**TLS-Handshake-Fingerprinting:**
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```bash
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# TLS-Version und Cipher-Suite-Analyse
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tshark -r capture.pcap -Y "tls.handshake.type == 1" \
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-T fields -e tls.handshake.version -e tls.handshake.ciphersuites
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```
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**Certificate-Chain-Investigation:**
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- Self-signed Certificate-Anomalien
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- Certificate-Transparency-Log-Validation
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- Subject Alternative Name (SAN) Missbrauch
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**Encrypted-Traffic-Patterns:**
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- Packet-Size-Distribution-Analysis
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- Inter-arrival-Time-Patterns
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- Burst-Communication vs. Steady-State-Traffic
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## DNS-Forensik und Tunneling-Detection
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### DNS-Query-Pattern-Analysis
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**DNS-Tunneling-Indicators:**
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```python
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# DNS-Query-Length-Distribution-Analysis
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def analyze_dns_queries(pcap_file):
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queries = extract_dns_queries(pcap_file)
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avg_length = sum(len(q) for q in queries) / len(queries)
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# Normal DNS: 15-30 chars, Tunneling: 50+ chars
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if avg_length > 50:
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return "POTENTIAL_TUNNELING"
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```
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**Subdomain-Enumeration-Detection:**
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- Excessive NXDOMAIN-Responses
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- Sequential-Subdomain-Queries
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- High-Entropy-Subdomain-Names
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**DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) Investigation:**
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- DoH-Provider-Identification (Cloudflare, Google, Quad9)
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- Encrypted-DNS-vs-Clear-DNS-Ratio-Analysis
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- Bootstrap-DNS-Query-Patterns
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## Command & Control (C2) Communication-Patterns
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### C2-Channel-Identification
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**HTTP-basierte C2-Kommunikation:**
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```bash
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# Beaconing-Pattern-Detection
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tshark -r capture.pcap -T fields -e frame.time_epoch -e ip.dst \
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-Y "http" | awk 'script für regelmäßige Intervalle'
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```
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**Timing-Analysis für Beaconing:**
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- Jitter-Analyse bei Sleep-Intervallen
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- Callback-Frequency-Patterns
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- Network-Outage-Response-Behavior
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**Payload-Obfuscation-Techniques:**
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- Base64-encoded Commands in HTTP-Bodies
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- Steganographie in Bilddateien
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- JSON/XML-Structure-Abuse für Command-Transport
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### Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Network-Signatures
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**Long-Duration-Connection-Analysis:**
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```python
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# Langzeit-Verbindungs-Identifikation
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def find_persistent_connections(pcap_data):
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for session in tcp_sessions:
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duration = session.end_time - session.start_time
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if duration > timedelta(hours=24):
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analyze_session_behavior(session)
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```
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**Multi-Stage-Payload-Delivery:**
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- Initial-Compromise-Vector-Analysis
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- Secondary-Payload-Download-Patterns
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- Lateral-Movement-Network-Signatures
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## Protokoll-Anomalie-Detection-Algorithmen
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### Statistical-Baseline-Establishment
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**Traffic-Volume-Baselines:**
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```python
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# Netzwerk-Baseline-Erstellung
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def establish_baseline(historical_data):
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baseline = {
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'avg_bandwidth': calculate_average_bps(historical_data),
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'peak_hours': identify_peak_traffic_windows(historical_data),
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'protocol_distribution': analyze_protocol_ratios(historical_data)
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}
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return baseline
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```
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**Port-Usage-Pattern-Analysis:**
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- Unexpected-Port-Combinations
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- High-Port-Range-Communication (> 32768)
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- Service-Port-Mismatches (HTTP on Port 443 without TLS)
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### Machine-Learning-Enhanced-Detection
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**Traffic-Classification-Models:**
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- Protocol-Identification via Payload-Analysis
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- Encrypted-Traffic-Classification
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- Anomaly-Score-Calculation für Unknown-Traffic
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## Session-Rekonstruktion und Payload-Extraktion
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### TCP-Stream-Reassembly
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**Bidirectional-Communication-Timeline:**
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```bash
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# Vollständige Session-Rekonstruktion
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mkdir session_analysis
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cd session_analysis
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# TCP-Streams einzeln extrahieren
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for stream in $(tshark -r ../capture.pcap -T fields -e tcp.stream | sort -u); do
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tshark -r ../capture.pcap -q -z follow,tcp,raw,$stream > stream_$stream.raw
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done
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```
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**File-Carving aus Network-Streams:**
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- HTTP-File-Download-Reconstruction
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- Email-Attachment-Extraction via SMTP/POP3
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- FTP-Data-Channel-File-Recovery
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### Application-Layer-Protocol-Parsing
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**Custom-Protocol-Analysis:**
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```python
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# Proprietary-Protocol-Reverse-Engineering
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def analyze_custom_protocol(payload):
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# Header-Structure-Identification
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if len(payload) > 8:
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magic_bytes = payload[:4]
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length_field = struct.unpack('>I', payload[4:8])[0]
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if validate_structure(magic_bytes, length_field, payload):
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return parse_protocol_fields(payload)
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```
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## Verschlüsselte Protokoll-Forensik
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### TLS/SSL-Traffic-Analysis
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**Certificate-Chain-Validation:**
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```bash
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# Certificate-Extraktion aus PCAP
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tshark -r capture.pcap -Y "tls.handshake.certificate" \
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-T fields -e tls.handshake.certificate > certificates.hex
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# Certificate-Parsing
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xxd -r -p certificates.hex | openssl x509 -inform DER -text
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```
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**TLS-Version-Downgrade-Attacks:**
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- Forced-SSLv3-Negotiation-Detection
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- Weak-Cipher-Suite-Selection-Patterns
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- Certificate-Pinning-Bypass-Indicators
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### VPN-Traffic-Characterization
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**VPN-Protocol-Identification:**
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- OpenVPN: UDP Port 1194, specific packet-patterns
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- IPSec: ESP (Protocol 50), IKE (UDP 500)
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- WireGuard: UDP mit characteristic handshake-patterns
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**VPN-Tunnel-Analysis:**
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```python
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# VPN-Endpoint-Discovery
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def identify_vpn_endpoints(pcap_data):
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potential_endpoints = []
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for packet in pcap_data:
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if detect_vpn_signature(packet):
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potential_endpoints.append(packet.src_ip)
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return analyze_endpoint_patterns(potential_endpoints)
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```
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## Häufige Herausforderungen und Troubleshooting
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### Performance-Optimierung bei großen PCAP-Dateien
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**Memory-Management:**
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```bash
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# Große PCAP-Dateien in kleinere Segmente aufteilen
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editcap -c 100000 large_capture.pcap segment.pcap
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# Zeitbasierte Segmentierung
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editcap -A "2024-01-01 00:00:00" -B "2024-01-01 01:00:00" \
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large_capture.pcap hour_segment.pcap
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```
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**Selective-Filtering:**
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```bash
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# Nur relevanten Traffic extrahieren
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tshark -r large_capture.pcap -w filtered.pcap \
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-Y "ip.addr == 192.168.1.100 or dns or http"
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```
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### False-Positive-Reduction
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**Legitimate-Traffic-Whitelisting:**
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- Corporate-Application-Signatures
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- Known-Good-Certificate-Authorities
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- Approved-Remote-Access-Solutions
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**Context-Aware-Analysis:**
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```python
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# Business-Context-Integration
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def validate_alert(network_event, business_context):
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if is_maintenance_window(network_event.timestamp):
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return False
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if is_authorized_admin(network_event.source_ip):
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return validate_admin_action(network_event)
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return True
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```
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## Praktische Anwendungsszenarien
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### Szenario 1: Data Exfiltration Detection
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**Ausgangslage:** Verdacht auf Datendiebstahl aus dem Unternehmensnetzwerk
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**Analyse-Workflow:**
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1. **Baseline-Establishment:** Normale ausgehende Datenvolumen ermitteln
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2. **Spike-Detection:** Ungewöhnlich hohe Upload-Aktivitäten identifizieren
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3. **Destination-Analysis:** Externe Ziele der Datenübertragungen
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4. **Content-Classification:** Art der übertragenen Daten (soweit möglich)
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```bash
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# Ausgehende Datenvolumen-Analyse
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tshark -r capture.pcap -q -z io,stat,300 \
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-Y "ip.src == 192.168.0.0/16 and ip.dst != 192.168.0.0/16"
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```
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### Szenario 2: APT-Lateral-Movement-Investigation
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**Ausgangslage:** Kompromittierter Host, Verdacht auf laterale Bewegung
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**Detection-Methoden:**
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- SMB-Authentication-Patterns (Pass-the-Hash-Attacks)
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- RDP-Session-Establishment-Chains
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- WMI/PowerShell-Remote-Execution-Signatures
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```python
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# Lateral-Movement-Timeline-Construction
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def construct_movement_timeline(network_data):
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timeline = []
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for connection in extract_internal_connections(network_data):
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if detect_admin_protocols(connection):
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timeline.append({
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'timestamp': connection.start_time,
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'source': connection.src_ip,
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'target': connection.dst_ip,
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'protocol': connection.protocol,
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'confidence': calculate_suspicion_score(connection)
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})
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return sort_by_timestamp(timeline)
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```
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### Szenario 3: Malware C2 Communication Analysis
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**Ausgangslage:** Identifizierte Malware-Infection, C2-Channel-Mapping erforderlich
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**Systematic C2-Analysis:**
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1. **Beaconing-Pattern-Identification**
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2. **C2-Server-Geolocation**
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3. **Command-Structure-Reverse-Engineering**
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4. **Kill-Chain-Reconstruction**
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```bash
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# C2-Communication-Timeline
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tshark -r malware_capture.pcap -T fields \
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-e frame.time -e ip.src -e ip.dst -e tcp.dstport \
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-Y "ip.src == <infected_host>" | \
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awk '{print $1, $4}' | sort | uniq -c
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```
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## Erweiterte Analyse-Techniken
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### Protocol-State-Machine-Analysis
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**TCP-State-Tracking:**
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```python
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class TCPStateAnalyzer:
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def __init__(self):
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self.connections = {}
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def process_packet(self, packet):
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key = (packet.src_ip, packet.src_port, packet.dst_ip, packet.dst_port)
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if key not in self.connections:
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self.connections[key] = TCPConnection()
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conn = self.connections[key]
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conn.update_state(packet.tcp_flags)
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if conn.is_anomalous():
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self.flag_suspicious_connection(key, conn)
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```
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**Application-Protocol-State-Validation:**
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- HTTP-Request/Response-Pairing-Validation
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- DNS-Query/Response-Correlation
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- SMTP-Session-Command-Sequence-Analysis
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### Geospatial-Network-Analysis
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**IP-Geolocation-Correlation:**
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```python
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# Geographische Anomalie-Detection
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def detect_geographic_anomalies(connections):
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for conn in connections:
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src_country = geolocate_ip(conn.src_ip)
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dst_country = geolocate_ip(conn.dst_ip)
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if calculate_distance(src_country, dst_country) > 10000: # km
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if not is_known_global_service(conn.dst_ip):
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flag_suspicious_connection(conn)
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```
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## Automatisierung und Tool-Integration
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### SIEM-Integration
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**Log-Format-Standardization:**
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```python
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# Network-Events zu SIEM-Format
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def convert_to_siem_format(network_event):
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return {
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'timestamp': network_event.time_iso,
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'event_type': 'network_connection',
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'source_ip': network_event.src_ip,
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'destination_ip': network_event.dst_ip,
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'protocol': network_event.protocol,
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'risk_score': calculate_risk_score(network_event),
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'indicators': extract_iocs(network_event)
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}
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```
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### Threat-Intelligence-Integration
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**IOC-Matching:**
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```bash
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# Threat-Feed-Integration
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curl -s "https://threatfeed.example.com/api/ips" | \
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tee threat_ips.txt
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|
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tshark -r capture.pcap -T fields -e ip.dst | \
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sort -u | \
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grep -f threat_ips.txt
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```
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## Nächste Schritte und Vertiefung
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|
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### Weiterführende Analyse-Techniken
|
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- **Behavioral-Analysis:** Machine-Learning-basierte Anomalie-Detection
|
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- **Graph-Analysis:** Netzwerk-Relationship-Mapping
|
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- **Temporal-Analysis:** Time-Series-basierte Pattern-Recognition
|
||||
|
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### Spezialisierung-Richtungen
|
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- **Cloud-Network-Forensics:** AWS VPC Flow Logs, Azure NSG Analysis
|
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- **IoT-Network-Analysis:** Constrained-Device-Communication-Patterns
|
||||
- **Industrial-Network-Security:** SCADA/Modbus-Protocol-Forensics
|
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|
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### Tool-Ecosystem-Erweiterung
|
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- **Zeek (Bro):** Scriptable Network Security Monitor
|
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- **Suricata:** IDS/IPS mit Network-Forensik-Capabilities
|
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- **Moloch:** Full-Packet-Capture und Search-Platform
|
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|
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Die systematische Netzwerkprotokoll-Analyse bildet das Fundament moderner Cyber-Forensik. Durch die Kombination von Deep-Protocol-Knowledge, statistischer Analyse und Threat-Intelligence entsteht ein mächtiges Arsenal für die Aufdeckung und Untersuchung von Cyberangriffen.
|
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|
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**Empfohlene Übungen:**
|
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1. Analysieren Sie einen selbst erzeugten Netzwerk-Capture mit bekanntem "böswilligem" Traffic
|
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2. Implementieren Sie ein automatisiertes C2-Detection-Script
|
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3. Führen Sie eine komplette APT-Simulation durch und dokumentieren Sie die Netzwerk-Artefakte
|
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|
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Die kontinuierliche Weiterentwicklung von Angriffstechniken erfordert permanente Aktualisierung der Analyse-Methoden. Bleiben Sie über aktuelle Threat-Research und neue Protocol-Exploitation-Techniques informiert.
|
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