This is the Internet Observatory's custom RansomWatch build. It contains modifications such that data is written to BigQuery. Kubernetes config files are maintained inside the DGAP repository. The BigQuery path is specified via the BIGQUERY_PATH
environment variable.
RansomWatch is a ransomware leak site monitoring tool. It will scrape all of the entries on various ransomware leak sites, store the data in a SQLite database, and send notifications via Slack or Discord when a new victim shows up, or when a victim is removed.
In config_vol/
, please copy config.sample.yaml
to config.yaml
, and add the following:
- Leak site URLs. I decided not to make this list public in order to prevent them from gaining even more noteriety, so if you have them, add them in. If not, this tool isn't for you.
- To get the Hive API onion, load their main site and press F12 to use the developer tools. Look for XHR requests, you should see a few to a
hiveapi...
onion domain.
- To get the Hive API onion, load their main site and press F12 to use the developer tools. Look for XHR requests, you should see a few to a
- Notification destinations. RansomWatch currently supports notifying via.the following:
- Slack: Follow these instructions to add a new app to your Slack workspace and add the webhook URL to the config.
- Discord: Follow these instructions to add a new app to your Discord server and add the webhook URL to the config.
- Teams: Follow these instructions to add a new app to your Teams channel and add the webhook URL to the config.
Additionally, there are a few environment variables you may need to set:
RW_DB_PATH
: Path for the SQLite database to useRW_CONFIG_PATH
: Path to theconfig.yaml
file
These are both set in the provided docker-compose.yml
.
This is intended to be run in Docker via a cronjob on whatever increment you decide to use.
First, build the container: docker-compose build app
Then, add it to your crontab. Example crontab entry (running every 8 hours):
0 */8 * * * cd /path/to/ransomwatch && docker-compose up --abort-on-container-exit
If you'd prefer, you can use the image published on Docker Hub (captaingeech/ransomwatch
) instead, with a docker-compose.yml
that looks something like this:
version: "3"
services:
app:
image: captaingeech/ransomwatch:latest
depends_on:
- proxy
volumes:
- ./db_vol:/db
- ./config_vol:/config
environment:
PYTHONUNBUFFERED: 1
RW_DB_PATH: /db/ransomwatch.db
RW_CONFIG_PATH: /config/config.yaml
proxy:
image: captaingeech/tor-proxy:latest
This can also be run via the command line, but that requires you to have your own Tor proxy (with the control service) running. Example execution:
$ RW_DB_PATH=./db_vol/ransomwatch.db RW_CONFIG_PATH=./config_vol/config.yaml python3 src/ransomwatch.py
The messages sent to Discord and Teams are very similar in style, identical in content.
The following leak sites are supported:
- Conti
- Sodinokibi/REvil
- Pysa
- Avaddon
- DarkSide
- CL0P
- Nefilim
- Mount Locker
- Suncrypt
- Everest
- Ragnarok
- Ragnar_Locker
- BABUK LOCKER
- Pay2Key
- Cuba
- RansomEXX
- Pay2Key
- Ranzy Locker
- Astro Team
- BlackMatter
- Arvin
- El_Cometa
- Lorenz
- Lockbit
- AvosLocker
- LV
- Marketo
- Lockdata
If there are other leak sites you want implemented, feel free to open a PR or DM me on Twitter, @captainGeech42