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How to track impossible travel events for users who are logging in to applications using Duo 2fa?

drathbo
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Good afternoon,

I'm looking for a way to track impossible travel events for users who are logging in to applications using Duo 2fa. Basically if a user gets a duo push from an IP, lets say in America, then another duo event in France within a short time period, this would be an event we want to investigate. Is it possible to do this using splunk queries?

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richgalloway
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There are examples of that query in the Splunk Security Examples app.  None of them fit your exact scenario, but they should be adaptable to your environment.

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drathbo
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Thanks for the answer. What is the Splunk Security Examples app? I logged into my splunk instance and didn't see an app with that name. Thanks again!

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

if you don't see the SSE app on your instance then it will have to be installed from splunkbase (https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/3435).

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