Sysmon for Linux is a tool that monitors and logs system activity including process lifetime, network connections, file system writes, and more. Sysmon works across reboots and uses advanced filtering to help identify malicious activity as well as how intruders and malware operate on your network. Installation: The packages are available in the official Microsoft Linux repositories and instructions on how to install the packages for the different Linux distributions can be found in the Installation instructions. Build: Please see build instructions here. Autodiscovery of Offsets: On systems that are BTF enabled, Sysmon will use BTF for accurate kernel offsets. Sysmon also supports specifying standalone BTF files (using /BTF switch). There are several ways to generate BTF files and BTFHub has a number of standalone BTF files for different distributions/kernels. If BTF isn't available, Sysmon attempts to automatically discover the offsets of some members of some kernel structs. If this fails, please provide details of the kernel version (and config if possible).
FEATURES
EXPLORE BY TAGS
SIMILAR TOOLS
A tool that collects and displays user activity and system events on a Windows system.
Apache Metron is a centralized tool for security monitoring and analysis that integrates various open-source big data technologies.
Serverless, real-time data analysis framework for incident detection and response.
Elastic is a search-powered AI company that enables users to find answers from all data in real-time at scale.