I have successfully deployed Glastopf in conjunction with MHN (Modern Honey Network), a platform designed to centralize alerts using hpfeeds. However, I've noticed an issue where even non-invasive behaviors, such as spider requests and benign requests (e.g., for style.css), are being reported to MHN. This results in a large number of false alerts.
Is there a way to configure Glastopf to only report truly invasive behaviors? I am looking for a solution to reduce the volume of these non-critical alerts.
I have successfully deployed Glastopf in conjunction with MHN (Modern Honey Network), a platform designed to centralize alerts using hpfeeds. However, I've noticed an issue where even non-invasive behaviors, such as spider requests and benign requests (e.g., for style.css), are being reported to MHN. This results in a large number of false alerts.
Is there a way to configure Glastopf to only report truly invasive behaviors? I am looking for a solution to reduce the volume of these non-critical alerts.
Thank you for your assistance.