Add reading of 'loggedin' object from Cowrie #15
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Cowrie adds username and password to self.meta[session]['loggedin'] when user successfully logs in as 'root'. This updates the hpfeeds messages so the password that is used with root is sent to the logs.
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Is the password used not already logged? I thought it was. Will have a look. |
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Cowrie adds username and password to self.meta[session]['loggedin'] when
user successfully logs in as 'root'. This updates the hpfeeds messages
so the password that is used with root is sent to the logs.
https://github.com/micheloosterhof/cowrie/blob/master/cowrie/output/hpfeeds.py
line 305 shows where username and password is added to 'loggedin' object. This should be added to messages because this is useful data.
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