TheHive Project maintains a training virtual machine (OVA) containing TheHive, Cortex and Cortex analyzers with all dependencies and ElasticSearch installed on top of Ubuntu 16.04 with Oracle JRE 8.
As of this writing, the training VM includes Cerana 0.9 (TheHive 3.0.9), Cortex 2.0.4, TheHive4py 1.4.3, Cortex4py 1.0.0 and the latest Cortex analyzers as of Apr 26, 2018.
Warning: The training VM is solely intended to be used for testing or training purposes. We strongly encourage you to refrain from using it in production.
- Training VM system account :
thehive/thehive1234 - TheHive URL : http://IP_OF_VM:9000
- Cortex URL : http://IP_OF_VM:9001
- Cortex superAdmin account :
admin/thehive1234 - Cortex "training" Org admin account :
thehive/thehive1234(its key API is used to enable Cortex service in TheHive)
You can download the VM from the following location:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3G-Due88gfQMzZoWGdhYUJzZ28
To ensure that your download went through nicely, check the file’s SHA256 hash which must be equal to the following value:
4c1c4d29f5a077cae117555f6e746c83127439d0d07e0061c3547c4430d37397
The system’s login is thehive and the associated password is thehive1234.
Note: On starting the newly imported VM from OVA file in VMware Fusion, you may encounter a message asking to upgrade the virtual machine. By clicking on the Upgrade button you would be able to use the VM as expected.
Start the VM and make sure the /var/log/thehive and /var/log/cortex directories exist. If they don't, please use the following commands to create them:
$ sudo mkdir /var/log/thehive && sudo chown thehive:thehive /var/log/thehive && sudo service thehive restart
$ sudo mkdir /var/log/cortex && sudo chown cortex:cortex /var/log/cortex && sudo service cortex restart
To access TheHive, point your browser to the following URL:
To access Cortex, point your browser to the following URL:
The first time you access TheHive, you’ll need to create the associated database by clicking on the Update Database button as shown below:
TheHive’s configuration file is located in /etc/thehive/application.conf. For additional configuration, read the documentation.
Note : after the first login into TheHive, if Cortex healthcheck fails, it should success after fully reloading the web page.
Cortex is already configured with a superAdmin account admin/thehive1234. An organization training is also pre-installed with an account thehive/thehive1234. This account has read/analyze/orgAdmin privileges and TheHive is already configured to use the Cortex service with its key API.
With the new version, analyzers are disabled by default. The training VM is delivered with Abuse Finder, File_Info, Msg_Parser and MaxMind GeoIP enabled.
To fully benefit from the analyzers, you should install the associated report templates in TheHive:
- download the report template package
- log in TheHive using an administrator account
- go to Admin > Report templates menu
- click on Import templates button and select the downloaded package
The test VM does not contain a MISP instance and none is configured in TheHive’s configuration file. To play with MISP, you may want to use the VM our good friends at CIRCL provide. Once you’ve downloaded it or if you have an existing instance, edit /etc/thehive/application.conf and follow the configuration guide.
After each modification of /etc/thehive/application.conf do not forget to restart the service:
$ sudo service thehive restart
TheHive service logs are located in /var/log/thehive/application.log.
All available analyzers are installed with their dependencies, but none is configured. To configure analyzers, edit /etc/cortex/application.conf and follow the configuration guide.
After each modification of /etc/cortex/application.conf do not forget to restart the service:
$ sudo service cortex restart
Cortex service logs are located in /var/log/cortex/application.log.
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