Network Alert Lifecycle
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Network Alert Lifecycle
with Shodan
Create, arm, verify, and update a Shodan network alert.
- Create a network alert over the supplied IP ranges.
- Enable the requested monitoring trigger on the newly created alert.
- Read the alert back to confirm its configuration and active triggers.
- Update the alert's monitored IP ranges.
What you'll need to have ready
- apiKey: Shodan API key passed as the `key` query parameter.
- name: A human-readable name for the network alert.
- ips: The IP ranges to monitor with this alert.
- trigger: The trigger name to enable (e.g. "malware", "new_service").
- updatedIps: The revised IP ranges to apply when updating the alert.
For your developer
Arazzo workflow shodan:network-alert-lifecycle, 4 operations: createAlert → enableAlertTrigger → getAlert → updateAlert. Specs on APIs.io.