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Real-time security monitoring detects brute force attacks and port scanning by analyzing system logs and process information for suspicious login attempts and unexpected open ports, logging alerts for immediate response.

Real-time intrusion detection works by continuously monitoring system processes, API calls, and credential usage patterns to identify anomalies, logging critical events and optionally sending alerts when threats are discovered.

You can set up continuous security monitoring by running the provided monitoring scripts in daemon mode with a specified time interval, such as 60 seconds, to continuously scan for system threats and process anomalies.

Yes, you need access to system logs and process information to effectively monitor for security threats, as the detection of file modifications, credential usage patterns, and container health issues relies on this data.

Yes, you can receive real-time alerts for security breaches via Telegram, as the monitoring system logs critical events and optionally sends notifications to alert you of intrusions and unusual activity immediately.

Security monitoring can detect process anomalies including unusual API calls, unexpected credential usage patterns, file modifications, container health issues, and unauthorized process behaviors indicating potential intrusions.