Feature #2192: JA3 TLS client fingerprinting - Suricata - Open Information Security Foundation

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Feature #2192

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JA3 TLS client fingerprinting

Added by Jeff A over 7 years ago. Updated over 6 years ago.

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Closed

Priority:

Normal

Assignee:

Mats Klepsland

Target version:

4.1beta1

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Comment: I'm not sure where the correct place to start is but would
like to request a feature. Bro and Moloch are adopting a JA3 TLS/SSL
client fingerprinting technique. I'd like to know if we can get Suricata
to build the capability also. Will make for a great method to share a
new IOC. It's a bit early but seems to be working well.

Here's the public information from Salesforce's Github repo.

https://github.com/salesforce/ja3/

JA3 - A new way to profile SSL Clients

JA3 is a new technique for creating SSL client fingerprints that are
easy to produce and can be easily shared for threat intelligence.

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Updated by Andreas Herz over 7 years ago

Assignee set to Anonymous
Target version set to TBD

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Updated by Mats Klepsland about 7 years ago

JA3 looks cool. It would probably not be that much job to add it. I'll be willing to implement it. I'm thinking:

Read a list of fingerprints from a file when starting Suricata.
Generate the fingerprint when decoding the TLS client hello packet.
Add a detection keyword for it ("tls_ja3", or something).
Add it both to the metadata logging in alerts and to the JSON TLS log ("ja3": {"fingerprint":"<fingerprint>", "application":"<application>"}).
Expose it to Lua scripts.

What do you think, Victor?

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Updated by Victor Julien about 7 years ago

Sounds like a great plan! Would accept it gladly :)

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Updated by Jeff A about 7 years ago

Mats Klepsland wrote:

JA3 looks cool. It would probably not be that much job to add it. I'll be willing to implement it. I'm thinking:

Read a list of fingerprints from a file when starting Suricata.

Generate the fingerprint when decoding the TLS client hello packet.

Add a detection keyword for it ("tls_ja3", or something).

Add it both to the metadata logging in alerts and to the JSON TLS log ("ja3": {"fingerprint":"<fingerprint>", "application":"<application>"}).

Expose it to Lua scripts.

What do you think, Victor?

Mats, that would be awesome! Looking forward to seeing it implemented.

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