IoC Extractor & Firewall Block Generator 🛡️

Paste raw cyber threat advisories to automatically extract threat identifiers and generate drop commands for your corporate firewall.

Caution: Blocking network indicators globally impacts active routing pathways. Always verify that IoCs are fully vetted and do not interfere with critical business services before execution. You bear sole responsibility.

🔗 Official Cyber Threat Intelligence Repositories:

Israel National Cyber Directorate Advisories 🇮🇱 CISA Global Cybersecurity Advisories 🇺🇸

1. Insert Raw Threat Advisory Text

Paste raw unstructured text, newsletters, or advisory lookup feeds here:

2. Block Architecture Settings

Select Security Appliance Vendor:

📋 Generated Appliance Commands

I verify that the parsed indicators have been validated, and I accept full, exclusive technical liability for deploying these generated configurations onto corporate production equipment. Ornet bears no liability for service disruption.

# Awaiting raw lookup payload data from the input panel...

🔗 Option A: Comma-Separated Values for IP List GUI Configuration:

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📦 Option B: XML API Configuration File for Automated Host Injection:

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🛠️ How to package into TAR format and import to Sophos (3 Quick Steps):

1. Archive with 7-Zip: Right-click the downloaded Entities.xml file ◄ select 7-Zip ◄ select Add to archive. Set Archive format to tar and click OK.
2. Navigate in Appliance: Log into the Sophos Web GUI ◄ go to Backup & firmware ◄ select the Import export tab.
3. Import: Under Import configuration, click Choose file, select your newly packaged TAR archive, and click Upload. The objects are automatically injected!

Paste raw lookup threat payload data on the right panel to begin.

🛡️ Two-Phase Incident Response Playbook for Sophos Firewall

🛑 Phase 1: Emergency Boundary Containment (Volatile - Cleared on Reboot)

Copy the raw iptables structural blocks displayed in the main code console above.
Establish an SSH terminal session with the appliance. From the main menu, select option 5 (Device Management) and then option 3 (Advanced Shell).
Paste the blocks. Result is immediate: Packet filtration drops malicious ingress/egress directly within the kernel, bypassing heavy GUI lookup engines.

🍏 Phase 2: Permanent GUI Infrastructure Hardening (Persistent Configuration)

Once threat containment is active, leverage Option A (CSV array) or Option B (TAR file) to establish permanent records within the GUI, then:

Establish Firewall Access Control (One-Time Setup): Under Firewall Rules, provision a centralized Drop policy at the absolute apex of your processing chain (Position: Top). Set Source Zone to WAN and map Source Networks to your new object group.
Egress Safety: Replicate an outbound Drop rule mapping Source: Any/LAN to Destination Network: Your blocklist object group (neutralizes internal malware communications with active external command servers). All records survive reboots seamlessly!

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The automation configurations and commands rendered by this tool are built for experienced network infrastructure and corporate engineering personnel. Ornet disclaims any legal, operational, or commercial liability for routing degradation, unexpected session drops, or internal network failures resulting from runtime deployment.

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Hayim Caspy | Infrastructure Architecture & Core Security Systems

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