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Vulture Project

VultureOS is a hardenedBSD-based security platform providing centralized management of various security services, including log collection, analysis, and authentication.

Description

VultureOS is a hardenedBSD-based operating system designed to provide cybersecurity services. It functions as a security platform capable of hosting various services, including security scanners, IDS sensors, and embedded virtual machines using bhyve. Key features include load-balanced TCP services with CARP, reverse-proxying with HAProxy, centralized log collection and enrichment with Rsyslog, log normalization to a JSON model, anomaly detection via machine learning, and flexible log collection methods including REST APIs. It also offers web filtering, OpenID Identity Provider capabilities with Web SSO, and authentication against external OpenID Providers for web users and REST API calls. The system is open-source with the exception of proprietary log normalization rulebases and AI/ML detection algorithms.

Features

VultureOS boasts a robust feature set including load-balanced TCP services with CARP, reverse-proxying capabilities using HAProxy, centralized log collection and processing via Rsyslog, log normalization and enrichment, and AI/ML-driven anomaly detection. It supports various log ingestion methods, including REST APIs, and provides advanced web filtering. The system incorporates an OpenID Identity Provider for SSO and enables authentication against external providers. It is built on a hardenedBSD base, prioritizing security and stability.

Benefits

VultureOS offers centralized management of security services, improved efficiency through load balancing and automation, enhanced security posture with integrated IDS/IPS and anomaly detection, streamlined log management and analysis, and flexible authentication and authorization mechanisms. It simplifies complex security tasks, reduces operational overhead, and improves overall security effectiveness. The system promotes a proactive approach to security threats, enabling faster response times and reducing the impact of incidents.

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