Suspicious Login Detection Workflow
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Automate the detection of suspicious login attempts with this n8n workflow. It analyzes login events, enriches them with location and user agent data, and flags potential threats for immediate review.
About This Workflow
The Suspicious Login Detection workflow is designed to enhance your security posture by automatically identifying and flagging unusual login activities. Upon receiving a new login event, it extracts critical data points like IP address, user agent, and timestamp. It then enriches this information by querying external APIs for IP geolocation and user agent details, and cross-references with your user database for historical context. The workflow intelligently compares current login data against past activities to detect deviations in location, device, or browser, thereby identifying potentially compromised accounts or malicious activities. This automation allows your security operations team to focus on genuine threats rather than manual analysis.
Key Features
- Real-time Login Event Monitoring
- IP Geolocation and User Agent Analysis
- Historical Login Comparison
- User and Device Anomaly Detection
- Automated Threat Identification
How To Use
- Configure Webhook: Set up the 'New /login event' webhook to receive incoming login data. Ensure the webhook path is correctly registered.
- Extract Data: The 'Extract relevant data' node captures essential information from the incoming webhook payload.
- Enrich Data: Connect the 'Query IP API1' and 'Parse User Agent' nodes to gather geolocation and device details using the extracted IP and user agent.
- Compare History: Utilize the 'Get last 10 logins from the same user' node to retrieve historical login data for comparison.
- Conditional Logic: Configure the 'Unknown threat?', 'New location?', and 'New Device/Browser?' IF nodes to establish rules for flagging suspicious activity based on deviations from normal patterns.
- User Lookup: Use the 'Query user by ID' node to fetch user details, enabling further contextual analysis.
- Action (Optional): Extend the workflow to trigger alerts, create tickets, or initiate other response actions based on the detected anomalies.
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Workflow JSON
{
"id": "3c60f6b9-e2c2-40a7-bf1e-186a6fd0548a",
"name": "Suspicious Login Detection Workflow",
"nodes": 18,
"category": "DevOps",
"status": "active",
"version": "1.0.0"
}Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.
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