Accessdata (Deprecated)
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This Integration is part of the Accessdata (Deprecated) Pack.Deprecated
Use Exterro FTK instead.
Use the Quin-C AccessData integration to protect against and provide additional visibility into phishing and other malicious email attacks. This integration was integrated and tested with version 20190926 of Quin-C Accessdata.
Documentation for the integration was provided by Quin-C.
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AccessData PlaybookFor example, you can look at “Accessdata: Dump memory for malicious process” playbook to understand how to use this integration.
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Configure AccessData on Cortex XSOARNavigate to Settings > Integrations > Servers & Services.
Search for Accessdata.
Click Add instance to create and configure a new integration instance.
Parameter Description Example Name A meaningful name for the integration instance. Quin-C Instance Alpha Server URL The URL to the AccessData server, including the scheme. FQDN or IP address in X.X.X.X format with scheme specified. Token A piece of data that servers use to verify for authenticity eea810f5-a6f6 Trust any certificate (not secure) When selected, certificates are not checked. N/A Use system proxy settings Runs the integration instance using the proxy server (HTTP or HTTPS) that you defined in the server configuration. https://proxyserver.com Click Test to validate the URLs, token, and connection.
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CommandsYou can execute these commands from the Cortex XSOAR CLI, as part of an automation, or in a playbook. After you successfully execute a command, a DBot message appears in the War Room with the command details.
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Get a process listReturns a list of processes from the legacy agent.
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Base Commandaccessdata-legacyagent-get-processlist
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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caseid | The ID of the case. | Optional |
target_ip | The IP address of the agent. | Required |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Accessdata.Job.ID | string | The ID of the job. |
Accessdata.Job.CaseID | string | The ID of the case. |
Accessdata.Job.CaseJobID | string | The concatenated CaseID and JobID, for example, like “1_800”. |
Accessdata.Job.Type | string | The job type. |
Accessdata.Job.State | string | The execution state of the job. |
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Human Readable OutputJobID: 157
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Create a legacy agent memory dumpCreates a legacy agent memory dump.
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Base Commandaccessdata-legacyagent-get-memorydump
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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caseid | The ID of the case. | Optional |
target_ip | The IP address of the agent. | Required |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Accessdata.Job.ID | string | The ID of the job. |
Accessdata.Job.CaseID | string | The ID of the case. |
Accessdata.Job.CaseJobID | string | The concatenated CaseID and JobID, for example, like “1_800”. |
Accessdata.Job.Type | string | The job type. |
Accessdata.Job.State | string | The execution state of the job. |
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Human Readable OutputJobID: 158
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Read a file from a case folderReads a file from a case folder and puts the contents into the context output.
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Base Commandaccessdata-read-casefile
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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filepath | The path to the case file. | Required |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Accessdata.File.Contents | string | The contents of the file. |
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Check the status of a jobChecks the status of a job.
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Base Commandaccessdata-jobstatus-scan
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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caseJobID | The concatenated CaseID and JobID, for example, “1_800”. | Required |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Accessdata.Job.CaseID | string | The ID of the case. |
Accessdata.Job.ID | string | The ID of the job. |
Accessdata.Job.CaseJobID | string | The concatenated CaseID and JobID, for example, like “1_800”. |
Accessdata.Job.State | string | The execution state of the job. |
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Human Readable OutputCurrent job state: Success
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Get a snapshot of a pathGets a snapshot of the path from the results of the process list job.
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Base Commandaccessdata-get-jobstatus-processlist
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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caseID | The ID of the case. | Required |
jobID | The ID of the job. | Required |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Accessdata.Job.State | string | The state of the job. |
Accessdata.Job.Result | string | The snapshot of the path with the processes list. |
Accessdata.Job.ID | number | The ID of the job. |
Accessdata.Job.CaseID | number | The case ID of the job. |
Accessdata.Job.CaseJobID | string | The concatenated CaseID and JobID, for example, like “1_800”. |
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Human Readable Output\X.X.X.X\D$\paths\cases\ProcessingHelperCase\b389a8e9-4ce4-473d-8d2e-9026f53f925c\Jobs\job_153\fa9787a3-49a1-4d73-a194-7c944eb9a3bf\1\snapshot.xml
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Get a memory dumpGets a memory dump path from the results of a memory dump job.
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Base Commandaccessdata-get-jobstatus-memorydump
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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caseID | The ID of the case. | Required |
jobID | The ID of the job. | Required |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Accessdata.Job.State | string | The state of the job. |
Accessdata.Job.Result | string | The path of the memory dump. |
Accessdata.Job.ID | number | The ID of the job. |
Accessdata.Job.CaseID | number | The case ID of the job. |
Accessdata.Job.CaseJobID | string | The concatenated CaseID and JobID, for example, like “1_800”. |
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Human Readable Output\X.X.X.X\data\SiteServer\storage\60564598-ca55-475c-9f27-ab4992e8ff46\1\memdump.mem
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Get an IDReturns the ID of the processing case.
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Base Commandaccessdata-get-processing-case-id
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InputThere are no input arguments for this command.
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Accessdata.ProcessingCaseId | string | The ID of the processing case. |
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