feat: add PumbaLP/cowrie collection (parser & scenario)#1833
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This PR introduces the PumbaLP/cowrie collection, which bundles an aggressive detection scenario (cowrie-precision) and a dedicated parser for Cowrie Honeypot (SSH/Telnet) JSON logs.
Unlike standard SSH brute-force detection, this scenario targets automated environment discovery and post-exploitation inside the honeypot. It triggers a leaky bucket overflow immediately upon connection attempts (
cowrie-login) or emulated command executions (cowrie-command), routing the offending IP directly to local remediation profiles.Functional tests and a sample log file with an anonymized private IP have been added under
.tests/cowrie-precision/.Checklist