Cybereason

This Integration is part of the Cybereason Pack.#

Endpoint detection and response to manage and query malops, connections and processes. This integration was integrated and tested with version 21.2 of Cybereason

Configure Cybereason on Cortex XSOAR#

Navigate to Settings > Integrations > Servers & Services.
Search for Cybereason.

Click Add instance to create and configure a new integration instance.

Parameter	Required
Server URL (e.g. https://192.168.0.1)	True
Credentials	False
Password	False
Trust any certificate (not secure)	False
Use system proxy settings	False
Fetch incidents	False
Incident type	False
First fetch timestamp (<number> <time unit>, e.g., 12 hours, 7 days, 3 months, 1 year)	False
Fetch by "MALOP CREATION TIME" or by "MALOP UPDATE TIME" (Fetching by Malop update time might create duplicates of Malops as incidents)	False

Click Test to validate the URLs, token, and connection.

Commands#

You 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.

cybereason-query-processes#

Searches for processes with various filters.

Base Command#

cybereason-query-processes

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
machine	The hostname of the machine.	Optional
onlySuspicious	Show only suspicious processes. Possible values are: true, false. Default is false.	Optional
limit	Maximum number of results to retrieve. Default is 10000.	Optional
processName	Process name to filter by.	Optional
saveToContext	If true, save the result to the context. Possible values are: true, false. Default is false.	Optional
hasIncomingConnection	Filter only processes with incoming connections. Possible values are: true, false. Default is false.	Optional
hasOutgoingConnection	Filter only processes with outgoing connections. Possible values are: true, false. Default is false.	Optional
hasExternalConnection	If process has external connection. Possible values are: true, false.	Optional
unsignedUnknownReputation	If process is not known to reputation services and its image file is unsigned. Possible values are: true, false.	Optional
fromTemporaryFolder	If process is running from temporary folder. Possible values are: true, false.	Optional
privilegesEscalation	If process was identified elevating its privileges to local system user. Possible values are: true, false.	Optional
maliciousPsExec	If the process was executed by PsExec service and is suspicious as being executed maliciously. Possible values are: true, false.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Process.Name	Unknown	The process name
Cybereason.Process.Malicious	Unknown	Malicious status of the process
Cybereason.Process.CreationTime	Unknown	The process creation time
Cybereason.Process.EndTime	Unknown	The process end time
Cybereason.Process.CommandLine	Unknown	The command line of the process
Cybereason.Process.SignedAndVerified	Unknown	Is the process signed and verified
Cybereason.Process.ProductType	Unknown	The product type
Cybereason.Process.Children	Unknown	Children of the process
Cybereason.Process.Parent	Unknown	The parent process
Cybereason.Process.OwnerMachine	Unknown	The machine's hostname
Cybereason.Process.User	Unknown	The user who ran the process
Cybereason.Process.ImageFile	Unknown	Image file of the process
Cybereason.Process.SHA1	Unknown	SHA1 of the process file
Cybereason.Process.MD5	Unknown	MD5 of the process file
Cybereason.Process.CompanyName	Unknown	The company's name
Cybereason.Process.ProductName	Unknown	The product's name

Command example#

!cybereason-query-processes machine=machine-name hasOutgoingConnection=true hasIncomingConnection=true

Context Example#

{
    "Process": [
        {
            "Children": null,
            "CommandLine": "C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\svchost.exe -k LocalService -s W32Time",
            "CompanyName": "Microsoft Corporation",
            "CreationTime": "2022-05-06T04:15:33.939000",
            "EndTime": "",
            "ImageFile": "svchost.exe",
            "MD5": "<md5>",
            "Malicious": "indifferent",
            "Name": "svchost.exe",
            "OwnerMachine": "<machine-name>",
            "Parent": "services.exe",
            "ProductName": "Microsoft\u00ae Windows\u00ae Operating System",
            "ProductType": "SVCHOST",
            "SHA1": "<sha1>",
            "SignedandVerified": "true",
            "User": "machine-name\\local service"
        }
    ]
}

Human Readable Output#

Cybereason Processes#

Name Malicious Creation Time End Time Command Line Signed and Verified Product Type Children Parent Owner Machine User Image File SHA1 MD5 Company Name Product Name
svchost.exe indifferent 2022-05-06T04:15:33.939000 C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k LocalService -s W32Time true SVCHOST services.exe machine-name machine-name\local service svchost.exe wxyz1234 abc123 Microsoft Corporation Microsoft® Windows® Operating System

Name	Malicious	Creation Time	End Time	Command Line	Signed and Verified	Product Type	Children	Parent	Owner Machine	User	Image File	SHA1	MD5	Company Name	Product Name
svchost.exe	indifferent	2022-05-06T04:15:33.939000		C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k LocalService -s W32Time	true	SVCHOST		services.exe	machine-name	machine-name\local service	svchost.exe	wxyz1234	abc123	Microsoft Corporation	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System

cybereason-is-probe-connected#

Checks if the machine is currently connected to the Cybereason server

Base Command#

cybereason-is-probe-connected

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
machine	The hostname of the machine to check.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Machine.isConnected	boolean	true if machine is connected, else false
Cybereason.Machine.Name	string	Machine name

Command example#

!cybereason-is-probe-connected machine=machine-name

Context Example#

{
    "Cybereason": {
        "Machine": {
            "Name": "<machine-name>",
            "isConnected": true
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

true

cybereason-query-connections#

Searches for connections.

Base Command#

cybereason-query-connections

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
ip	Filter connections which contain this IP (in or out).	Optional
machine	Filter connections on the given machine.	Optional
saveToContext	If true, save the result to the context. Possible values are: true, false. Default is false.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Connection.Name	Unknown	The connection's name
Cybereason.Connection.Direction	Unknown	OUTGOING/INCOMING
Cybereason.Connection.ServerAddress	Unknown	Address of the Cybereason machine
Cybereason.Connection.ServerPort	Unknown	Port of the Cybereason machine
Cybereason.Connection.PortType	Unknown	Type of the connection
Cybereason.Connection.ReceivedBytes	Unknown	Received bytes count
Cybereason.Connection.TransmittedBytes	Unknown	Transmitted bytes count
Cybereason.Connection.RemoteCountry	Unknown	The connection's remote country
Cybereason.Connection.OwnerMachine	Unknown	The machine's hostname
Cybereason.Connection.OwnerProcess	Unknown	The process which performed the connection
Cybereason.Connection.CreationTime	Unknown	Creation time of the connection
Cybereason.Connection.EndTime	Unknown	End time of the connection

Command example#

!cybereason-query-connections ip=<host>

Context Example#

{
    "Connection": [
        {
            "CreationTime": "2021-04-20T00:00:00.00000",
            "Direction": "OUTGOING",
            "EndTime": "2021-04-20T00:00:00.000000",
            "Name": "<connection_ip_addresses>",
            "OwnerMachine": "simplify-cyber",
            "OwnerProcess": "nbtscan.exe",
            "PortType": "SERVICE_WINDOWS",
            "ReceivedBytes": "0",
            "RemoteCountry": null,
            "ServerAddress": "<server_address>",
            "ServerPort": "137",
            "TransmittedBytes": "50"
        }
    ]
}

Human Readable Output#

Cybereason Connections for: 192.168.1.103#

Creation Time Direction End Time Name Owner Machine Owner Process Port Type Received Bytes Remote Country Server Address Server Port Transmitted Bytes
2021-04-20T00:00:00.000000 OUTGOING 2021-04-20T00:00:00.000000 connection_ip_addresses simplify-cyber test.exe SERVICE_WINDOWS 0 192.168.1.103 137 50

Creation Time	Direction	End Time	Name	Owner Machine	Owner Process	Port Type	Received Bytes	Remote Country	Server Address	Server Port	Transmitted Bytes
2021-04-20T00:00:00.000000	OUTGOING	2021-04-20T00:00:00.000000	connection_ip_addresses	simplify-cyber	test.exe	SERVICE_WINDOWS	0		192.168.1.103	137	50

cybereason-isolate-machine#

Isolates a machine that has been infected from the rest of the network

Base Command#

cybereason-isolate-machine

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
machine	Machine name to be isolated.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Machine	string	Machine name
Cybereason.IsIsolated	boolean	Is the machine isolated

Command example#

!cybereason-isolate-machine machine=machine-name

Context Example#

{
    "Cybereason": {
        "IsIsolated": true,
        "Machine": "<machine-name>"
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Machine was isolated successfully.

cybereason-unisolate-machine#

Stops isolation of a machine

Base Command#

cybereason-unisolate-machine

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
machine	Machine name to be un-isolated.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Machine	string	Machine name
Cybereason.IsIsolated	boolean	Is the machine isolated

Command example#

!cybereason-unisolate-machine machine=machine-name

Context Example#

{
    "Cybereason": {
        "IsIsolated": false,
        "Machine": "<machine-name>"
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Machine was un-isolated successfully.

cybereason-query-malops#

Returns a list of all Malops and details on the Malops.

Base Command#

cybereason-query-malops

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
filters	Filter to filter response by, given in Cybereason API syntax.	Optional
totalResultLimit	The total number of results to return for your Server. Ensure you make the limit a reasonable number to maximize Server performance and not to overload the system.	Optional
perGroupLimit	The number of items to return per Malop group.	Optional
templateContext	The level of detail to provide in the response. Possible values include: SPECIFIC: References value contain only the count in the ElementValues class. The Suspicions map is calculated for each results, with the suspicion name and the first time the suspicion appeared. The Evidence map is not calculated for the results. CUSTOM: Reference values contain the specific Elements, up to the limit defined in the perFeatureLimit parameter. The Suspicions map is not calculated for the results. The Evidence map is not calculated for the results. DETAILS: Reference values contain the specific Elements, up to the limit defined in the perFeatureLimit parameter. The Suspicions map is calculated for each result, containing the suspicion name and the first time the suspicion appeared. The Evidence map is not calculated for the results. Possible values are: MALOP, SPECIFIC, CUSTOM, DETAILS, OVERVIEW. Default is MALOP.	Optional
withinLastDays	Return all the malops within the last days.	Optional
malopGuid	Malop GUIDs to filter by (Comma separated values supported, e.g. 11.123456789,11.9874563210).	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Malops.GUID	string	The unique globally unique identifier (guid) for the Malop.
Cybereason.Malops.CreationTime	string	The time reported as when the malicious behavior began on the system. This is not the time that the Malop was first detected by Cybereason.
Cybereason.Malops.DecisionFeature	string	The reason that Cybereason has raised the Malop.
Cybereason.Malops.Link	string	Link to the Malop on Cybereason.
Cybereason.Malops.Suspects	string	Malop suspect type and name
Cybereason.Malops.LastUpdatedTime	string	Last updated time of malop
Cybereason.Malops.AffectedMachine	string	List of machines affected by this Malop
Cybereason.Malops.InvolvedHash	string	List of file hashes involved in this Malop
Cybereason.Malops.Status	string	Malop managemant status

Command example#

!cybereason-query-malops

Context Example#

{
    "Cybereason": {
        "Malops": [
            {
                "AffectedMachine": [
                    "win10-cybereaso",
                    "marketing"
                ],
                "CreationTime": "2021-07-12T00:00:00.000000",
                "DecisionFailure": "blackListedFileHash",
                "GUID": "<malop_id>",
                "InvolvedHash": [
                    1
                ],
                "LastUpdateTime": "2021-08-28T00:00:00.000000",
                "Link": "<malop_link>",
                "Status": "OPEN",
                "Suspects": "Process: test.exe"
            }
        ]
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Cybereason Malops#

GUID Link CreationTime Status LastUpdateTime DecisionFailure Suspects AffectedMachine InvolvedHash
<malop_id> https://test.server.net:0000/#/malop/11.1234567890 2021-07-12T00:00:00.000000 OPEN 2021-08-28T00:00:00.000000 blackListedFileHash Process: test.exe affected_machine_name 1

GUID	Link	CreationTime	Status	LastUpdateTime	DecisionFailure	Suspects	AffectedMachine	InvolvedHash
<malop_id>	https://test.server.net:0000/#/malop/11.1234567890	2021-07-12T00:00:00.000000	OPEN	2021-08-28T00:00:00.000000	blackListedFileHash	Process: test.exe	affected_machine_name	1

cybereason-malop-processes#

Returns a list of malops

Base Command#

cybereason-malop-processes

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuids	Array of malop GUIDs separated by comma. (Malop GUID can be retrieved with the command cybereason-query-malops command).	Required
machineName	Machine names which were affected by malop. Comma separated values supported (e.g., machine1,machine2).	Optional
dateTime	Starting Date and Time to filter the Processes based on their creation date. The format for the input is ("YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS").	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Process.Name	string	The process name
Cybereason.Process.Malicious	Unknown	Malicious status of the process
Cybereason.Process.CreationTime	date	The process creation time
Cybereason.Process.EndTime	date	The process end time
Cybereason.Process.CommandLine	string	The command line of the process
Cybereason.Process.SignedAndVerified	Unknown	Is the process signed and verified
Cybereason.Process.ProductType	Unknown	The product type
Cybereason.Process.Children	Unknown	Children of the process
Cybereason.Process.Parent	Unknown	The parent process
Cybereason.Process.OwnerMachine	Unknown	The machine's hostname
Cybereason.Process.User	string	The user who ran the process
Cybereason.Process.ImageFile	Unknown	Image file of the process
Cybereason.Process.SHA1	string	SHA1 of the process file
Cybereason.Process.MD5	string	MD5 of the process file
Cybereason.Process.CompanyName	string	The company's name
Cybereason.Process.ProductName	string	The product's name

Command example#

!cybereason-malop-processes malopGuids=<malop_id>

Context Example#

{
    "Process": [
        {
            "Children": null,
            "CommandLine": "\"C:\\Users\\user\\winrar-x64-602.pdf.exe\"",
            "CompanyName": "Hello World",
            "CreationTime": "2022-03-14T00:00:00.000000",
            "EndTime": "2022-03-14T00:00:00.000000",
            "ImageFile": "<image_file_name>",
            "MD5": "<md5>",
            "Malicious": "indifferent",
            "Name": "<file_name>",
            "OwnerMachine": "<machine-name>",
            "Parent": "explorer.exe",
            "ProductName": "WinRAR",
            "ProductType": null,
            "SHA1": "<sha1>",
            "SignedandVerified": null,
            "User": "machine-name\\user"
        }
    ]
}

Human Readable Output#

Cybereason Malop Processes#

Name Malicious Creation Time End Time Command Line Parent Owner Machine User Image File SHA1 MD5 Company Name Product Name
winrar-x64-602.exe indifferent 2022-03-14T00:00:00.000000 2022-03-14T00:00:00.000000 "C:\Users\user\winrar-x64-602.exe" explorer.exe machine-name machine-name\user winrar-x64-602.exe 1234sajklfshljjvhlsdfhilh23 md5_hash Hello World WinRAR

Name	Malicious	Creation Time	End Time	Command Line	Parent	Owner Machine	User	Image File	SHA1	MD5	Company Name	Product Name
winrar-x64-602.exe	indifferent	2022-03-14T00:00:00.000000	2022-03-14T00:00:00.000000	"C:\Users\user\winrar-x64-602.exe"	explorer.exe	machine-name	machine-name\user	winrar-x64-602.exe	1234sajklfshljjvhlsdfhilh23	md5_hash	Hello World	WinRAR

cybereason-add-comment#

Add new comment to malop

Base Command#

cybereason-add-comment

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
comment	Comment to add to the malop.	Required
malopGuid	Malop GUID to add comment to. (Malop GUID can be retrieved with the command cybereason-query-malops command).	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-add-comment comment=NewComment malopGuid=<malop_id>

Human Readable Output#

Comment added successfully

cybereason-update-malop-status#

Updates malop status

Base Command#

cybereason-update-malop-status

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	Malop GUID to update its status.	Required
status	Status to update. Possible values are: To Review, Unread, Remediated, Not Relevant, Open.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Malops.GUID	string	Malop GUID
Cybereason.Malops.Status	string	Malop status: To Review,Unread,Remediated,Not Relevant

Command example#

!cybereason-update-malop-status malopGuid=<malop_id> status="To Review"

Context Example#

{
    "Cybereason": {
        "Malops": {
            "GUID": "<malop_id>",
            "Status": "To Review"
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Successfully updated malop <malop_id> to status To Review

cybereason-prevent-file#

Prevent malop process file

Base Command#

cybereason-prevent-file

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
md5	Malop process file MD5 to prevent.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Process.MD5	string	Process file MD5
Cybereason.Process.Prevent	boolean	True if process file is prevented, else false

Command example#

!cybereason-prevent-file md5=MD5

Context Example#

{
    "Process": {
        "MD5": "<md5>",
        "Prevent": true
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

File was prevented successfully

cybereason-unprevent-file#

Unprevent malop process file

Base Command#

cybereason-unprevent-file

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
md5	Malop process file MD5 to unprevent.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Process.MD5	string	Process file MD5
Cybereason.Process.Prevent	boolean	True if process file is prevented, else false

Command example#

!cybereason-unprevent-file md5=MD5

Context Example#

{
    "Process": {
        "MD5": "MD5",
        "Prevent": false
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

File was unprevented successfully

cybereason-query-file#

Query files as part of investigation

Base Command#

cybereason-query-file

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
file_hash	File hash (SHA-1 and MD5 supported).	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.File.Path	string	File path
Cybereason.File.SHA1	string	File SHA-1 hash
Cybereason.File.Machine	string	Machine name on which file is located
Cybereason.File.SuspicionsCount	number	File suspicions count
Cybereason.File.Name	string	File name
Cybereason.File.CreationTime	date	File creation time
Cybereason.File.Suspicion	string	File suspicions object of suspicion as key and detected date as value
Cybereason.File.OSVersion	string	Machine OS version on which file is located
Cybereason.File.ModifiedTime	date	File modified date
Cybereason.File.Malicious	boolean	Is file malicious
Cybereason.File.Company	string	Company name
Cybereason.File.MD5	string	File MD5 hash
Cybereason.File.IsConnected	boolean	Is machine connected to Cybereason
Cybereason.File.Signed	boolean	Is file signed
Cybereason.File.Evidence	string	File evidences

Command example#

!cybereason-query-file file_hash=<file_hash>

Context Example#

{
    "Cybereason": {
        "File": {
            "Company": "Hello World",
            "CreationTime": "2022-02-28T00:00:00.000Z",
            "Evidence": [],
            "IsConnected": false,
            "MD5": "<md5>",
            "Machine": "<machine-name>",
            "Malicious": false,
            "ModifiedTime": "2022-05-09T00:00:00.000Z",
            "Name": "<file_name>",
            "OSVersion": null,
            "Path": "c:\\users\\user\\winrar-x64-602.exe",
            "SHA1": "<sha1>",
            "Signed": true,
            "Suspicion": {},
            "SuspicionsCount": null
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Cybereason file query results for the file hash: 77ab1e20c685e716b82c7c90b373316fc84cde23#

Company CreationTime IsConnected MD5 Machine Malicious ModifiedTime Name Path SHA1 Signed
Hello World 2022-02-28T00:00:00.000Z false MD5 machine-name false 2022-05-09T00:00:00.000Z winrar-x64-602.pdf.exe c:\users\test\winrar-x64-602.pdf.exe 1245sedecthebdfkjkgjljldl2348 true

Company	CreationTime	IsConnected	MD5	Machine	Malicious	ModifiedTime	Name	Path	SHA1	Signed
Hello World	2022-02-28T00:00:00.000Z	false	MD5	machine-name	false	2022-05-09T00:00:00.000Z	winrar-x64-602.pdf.exe	c:\users\test\winrar-x64-602.pdf.exe	1245sedecthebdfkjkgjljldl2348	true

cybereason-query-domain#

Query domains as part of investigation

Base Command#

cybereason-query-domain

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
domain	Domain to query.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Domain.Name	string	Domain name
Cybereason.Domain.Malicious	boolean	Is domain malicious
Cybereason.Domain.IsInternalDomain	boolean	Is domain internal
Cybereason.Domain.Reputation	string	Domain reputation
Cybereason.Domain.SuspicionsCount	number	Domain suspicions count
Cybereason.Domain.WasEverResolved	boolean	Was domain ever resolved
Cybereason.Domain.WasEverResolvedAsASecondLevelDomain	boolean	Was domain ever resolved as a second level domain

Command example#

!cybereason-query-domain domain=www2.bing.com

Context Example#

{
    "Cybereason": {
        "Domain": {
            "IsInternalDomain": false,
            "Malicious": false,
            "Name": "www2.bing.com",
            "Reputation": null,
            "SuspicionsCount": 0,
            "WasEverResolved": false,
            "WasEverResolvedAsASecondLevelDomain": true
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Cybereason domain query results for the domain: www2.bing.com#

Name Reputation IsInternalDomain WasEverResolved WasEverResolvedAsASecondLevelDomain Malicious SuspicionsCount
www2.bing.com indifferent false false true false 0
www2.bing.com false false true false 0

Name	Reputation	IsInternalDomain	WasEverResolved	WasEverResolvedAsASecondLevelDomain	Malicious	SuspicionsCount
www2.bing.com	indifferent	false	false	true	false	0
www2.bing.com		false	false	true	false	0

cybereason-query-user#

Query users as part of investigation

Base Command#

cybereason-query-user

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
username	Username to query.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.User.Username	string	User name
Cybereason.User.Domain	string	User domain
Cybereason.User.LastMachineLoggedInTo	string	Last machine which user logged in to
Cybereason.User.LocalSystem	boolean	Is local system
Cybereason.User.Organization	string	User organization

Command example#

!cybereason-query-user username="user-name"

Context Example#

{
    "Cybereason": {
        "User": {
            "Domain": "<machine-name>",
            "LastMachineLoggedInTo": "<machine-name>",
            "LocalSystem": false,
            "Organization": "INTEGRATION",
            "Username": "user-name"
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Cybereason user query results for the username: machine-name\prase#

Username Domain LastMachineLoggedInTo Organization LocalSystem
machine-name\prase machine-name machine-name INTEGRATION false

Username	Domain	LastMachineLoggedInTo	Organization	LocalSystem
machine-name\prase	machine-name	machine-name	INTEGRATION	false

cybereason-archive-sensor#

Archives a Sensor.

Base Command#

cybereason-archive-sensor

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
sensorID	Sensor ID of Cybereason Sensor.	Required
archiveReason	Reason for Archiving Cybereason Sensor.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-archive-sensor sensorID=SENSOR_ID archiveReason="Archive this Sensor"

Human Readable Output#

Sensor archive status: Failed Actions: 0. Succeeded Actions: 1

cybereason-unarchive-sensor#

Unarchives a Sensor.

Base Command#

cybereason-unarchive-sensor

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
sensorID	Sensor ID of Cybereason Sensor.	Required
unarchiveReason	Reason for Unarchiving Cybereason Sensor.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-unarchive-sensor sensorID=SENSOR_ID unarchiveReason="Unarchive this Sensor"

Human Readable Output#

Sensor unarchive status: Failed Actions: 0. Succeeded Actions: 1

cybereason-delete-sensor#

Deletes a Sensor.

Base Command#

cybereason-delete-sensor

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
sensorID	Sensor ID of Cybereason Sensor.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-delete-sensor sensorID=SENSOR_ID

Human Readable Output#

Sensor deleted successfully.

cybereason-start-fetchfile#

Start fetching the file to download

Base Command#

cybereason-start-fetchfile

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGUID	Malop GUID for fetching a file from a sensor to download.	Required
userName	The complete Cybereason user name string for the user performing the request.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-start-fetchfile malopGUID=<malop_id> userName=<user_name>

Human Readable Output#

Successfully started fetching file for the given malop

cybereason-fetchfile-progress#

Return a batch id for files waiting for download

Base Command#

cybereason-fetchfile-progress

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	Malop GUID to know the progress for downloading a file.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Download.Progress.fileName	unknown	Filename for tha given malop
Cybereason.Download.Progress.status	unknown	Status for batch ID
Cybereason.Download.Progress.batchID	unknown	Unique batch id

Command example#

!cybereason-fetchfile-progress malopGuid=<malop_id>

Context Example#

{
    "Download": {
        "progress": {
            "MalopID": "<malop_id>",
            "batchID": [
                -1234
            ],
            "fileName": [
                "<file_name>"
            ],
            "status": [
                true
            ]
        }
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Filename: ['winrar-x64-602.exe'] Status: [True] Batch ID: [-1234]

cybereason-download-file#

Downloads the actual file to the machine

Base Command#

cybereason-download-file

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
batchID	The batch id for the file download operation.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-download-file batchID=-1234

Context Example#

{
    "File": {
        "EntryID": "<entry_id>",
        "Extension": "zip",
        "Info": "application/zip",
        "MD5": "<md5>",
        "Name": "download.zip",
        "SHA1": "<sha1>",
        "SHA256": "<SHA256>",
        "SHA512": "<SHA512>",
        "SSDeep": "<SSDeep_value>",
        "Size": 3168792,
        "Type": "Zip archive data, at least v2.0 to extract"
    }
}

Human Readable Output#

Integration log: Downloading the file with this Batch ID: -1234

cybereason-close-file-batch-id#

Aborts a file download operation that is in progress

Base Command#

cybereason-close-file-batch-id

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
batchID	The batch id to abort a file download operation.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-close-file-batch-id batchID=-1234

Human Readable Output#

Successfully aborts a file download operation that is in progress.

cybereason-available-remediation-actions#

Get all remediation action details whatever available for that malop

Base Command#

cybereason-available-remediation-actions

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	The unique ID assigned by the Cybereason platform for the Malop.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-available-remediation-actions malopGuid=<malop_id>

Human Readable Output#

{
"data": [
{
"machineConnected": false,
"machineId": "machine_id",
"machineName": "<machine-name>",
"machinesCount": 1,
"malopId": "<malop_id>",
"malopType": "MalopProcess",
"remediationType": "BLOCK_FILE",
"targetId": "<target_id>",
"targetName": "<target_name>",
"uniqueId": "<unique_id>"
},
{
"machineConnected": false,
"machineId": "<machine_id>",
"machineName": "<machine-name>",
"machinesCount": 1,
"malopId": "<malop_id>",
"malopType": "MalopProcess",
"remediationType": "UNQUARANTINE_FILE",
"targetId": "<target_id>",
"targetName": "<target_name>",
"uniqueId": "<unique_id>"
}
],
"errorMessage": "",
"status": "SUCCESS"
}

cybereason-kill-process#

Kill a processes for the malicious file. (User will get inputs by executing the 'cybereason-available-remediation-actions' command if this remediation action is available for that Malop)

Base Command#

cybereason-kill-process

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	The unique ID assigned by the Cybereason platform for the Malop.	Required
machine	Machine name to kill the process.	Required
targetId	Target ID to kill the process.	Required
userName	The complete Cybereason user name string for the user performing the request.	Required
comment	Comment to add to the malop.	Optional

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-kill-process machine=machine-name malopGuid=<malop_id> targetId=<target_id> userName=<user_name> comment="Kill the Process"

Human Readable Output#

Kill process remediation action status is: SUCCESS Remediation ID: REMEDIATION_ID

cybereason-quarantine-file#

Quarantine the detected malicious file in a secure location. (User will get inputs by executing the 'cybereason-available-remediation-actions' command if this remediation action is available for that Malop)

Base Command#

cybereason-quarantine-file

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	The unique ID assigned by the Cybereason platform for the Malop.	Required
machine	Machine name to quarantine a file.	Required
targetId	Target ID to quarantine a file.	Required
userName	The complete Cybereason user name string for the user performing the request.	Required
comment	Comment to add to the malop.	Optional

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-quarantine-file machine=machine-name malopGuid=<malop_id> targetId=<target_id> userName=<user_name> comment="Quarantine the File"

Human Readable Output#

Quarantine file remediation action status is: SUCCESS Remediation ID: REMEDIATION_ID

cybereason-unquarantine-file#

Unquarantine the detected malicious file in a secure location. (User will get inputs by executing the 'cybereason-available-remediation-actions' command if this remediation action is available for that Malop)

Base Command#

cybereason-unquarantine-file

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	The unique ID assigned by the Cybereason platform for the Malop.	Required
machine	Machine name to unquarantine a file.	Required
targetId	Target ID to unquarantine a file.	Required
userName	The complete Cybereason user name string for the user performing the request.	Required
comment	Comment to add to the malop.	Optional

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-unquarantine-file machine=machine-name malopGuid=<malop_id> targetId=<target_id> userName=<user_name> comment="Unquarantine the File"

Human Readable Output#

Unquarantine file remediation action status is: SUCCESS Remediation ID: REMEDIATION_ID

cybereason-block-file#

Block a file only in particular machine. (User will get inputs by executing the 'cybereason-available-remediation-actions' command if this remediation action is available for that Malop)

Base Command#

cybereason-block-file

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	The unique ID assigned by the Cybereason platform for the Malop.	Required
machine	Machine name whose files needs to be blocked.	Required
targetId	Target ID of file to be blocked.	Required
userName	The complete Cybereason user name string for the user performing the request.	Required
comment	Comment to add to the malop.	Optional

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-block-file machine=machine-name malopGuid=<malop_id> targetId=<target_id> userName=<user_name> comment="Block a File"

Human Readable Output#

Block file remediation action status is: SUCCESS Remediation ID: REMEDIATION_ID

cybereason-delete-registry-key#

Delete a registry entry associated with a malicious process. (User will get inputs by executing the 'cybereason-available-remediation-actions' command if this remediation action is available for that Malop)

Base Command#

cybereason-delete-registry-key

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	The unique ID assigned by the Cybereason platform for the Malop.	Required
machine	Machine name to delete the registry key.	Required
targetId	Target ID to delete the registry key.	Required
userName	The complete Cybereason user name string for the user performing the request.	Required
comment	Comment to add to the malop.	Optional

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-delete-registry-key machine=machine-name malopGuid=<malop_id> targetId=<target_id> userName=<user_name> comment="Remove the registry key"

Human Readable Output#

Delete registry key remediation action status is: SUCCESS Remediation ID: REMEDIATION_ID

cybereason-kill-prevent-unsuspend#

Prevent detected ransomware from running on the machine. (User will get inputs by executing the 'cybereason-available-remediation-actions' command if this remediation action is available for that Malop)

Base Command#

cybereason-kill-prevent-unsuspend

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	The unique ID assigned by the Cybereason platform for the Malop.	Required
machine	Machine name to prevent detected ransomware from running on the machine.	Required
targetId	Target ID to prevent detected ransomware from running on the machine.	Required
userName	The complete Cybereason user name string for the user performing the request.	Required
comment	Comment to add to the malop.	Optional

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-kill-prevent-unsuspend machine=machine-name malopGuid=<malop_id> targetId=<target_id> userName=<user_name> comment="Kill Prevent"

Human Readable Output#

Kill prevent unsuspend remediation action status is: SUCCESS Remediation ID: REMEDIATION_ID

cybereason-unsuspend-process#

Prevent a file associated with ransomware. (User will get inputs by executing the 'cybereason-available-remediation-actions' command if this remediation action is available for that Malop)

Base Command#

cybereason-unsuspend-process

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	The unique ID assigned by the Cybereason platform for the Malop.	Required
machine	Machine name to prevent a file associated with ransomware.	Required
targetId	Target ID to prevent a file associated with ransomware.	Required
userName	The complete Cybereason user name string for the user performing the request.	Required
comment	Comment to add to the malop.	Optional

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-unsuspend-process machine=machine-name malopGuid=<malop_id> targetId=<target_id> userName=<user_name> comment="Unsuspend Process"

Human Readable Output#

Unsuspend process remediation action status is: SUCCESS Remediation ID: REMEDIATION_ID

cybereason-malware-query#

Malware query with options and values to filter

Base Command#

cybereason-malware-query

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
needsAttention	Filter for Fetching Malwares by Malware needsAttention. Possible values are: True, False.	Optional
type	Filter for Fetching Malwares by Malware Type. (Possible filter values for Type are "KnownMalware,UnknownMalware,FilelessMalware,ApplicationControlMalware,RansomwareMalware").	Optional
status	Filter for Fetching Malwares by Malware Status. (Possible filter values for Status are "Done,Excluded,Detected,Prevented,Remediated,DeleteOnRestart,Quarantined").	Optional
timestamp	Filter for Fetching Malwares by Timestamp. Enter the time (in epoch).	Optional
limit	Filter for Fetching Malwares by Malware Limit.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-malware-query limit=5 needsAttention=True status=Done type=KnownMalware timestamp=1582206286000

Human Readable Output#

{
"data": {
"hasMoreResults": false,
"malwares": [],
"totalResults": 0
},
"expectedResults": 0,
"failedServersInfo": null,
"failures": 0,
"hidePartialSuccess": false,
"message": "",
"status": "SUCCESS"
}

cybereason-start-host-scan#

Start or stop a full or quick scan for a host.

Base Command#

cybereason-start-host-scan

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
sensorID	Sensor ID of a sensor. (Comma separated values supported.).	Required
scanType	Select a method/type to scan a host. Possible values are: FULL, QUICK, STOP.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-start-host-scan sensorID=SENSOR_ID scanType=FULL

Human Readable Output#

Batch ID: -11156

cybereason-fetch-scan-status#

Get the results for host scanning.

Base Command#

cybereason-fetch-scan-status

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
batchID	The batch ID obtained after initiating the scan.	Required

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-fetch-scan-status batchID=-11156

Human Readable Output#

{
"abortHttpStatusCode": null,
"abortTime": 0,
"abortTimeout": false,
"aborterUser": null,
"actionArguments": [
"ScheduleScanAction",
"FULL"
],
"actionType": "SchedulerScan",
"batchId": -11156,
"creatorUser": "<user_name>",
"finalState": true,
"globalStats": {
"stats": {
"AbortTimeout": 0,
"Aborted": 0,
"Aborting": 0,
"AlreadyUpdated": 0,
"BadArgument": 0,
"ChunksRequired": 0,
"Disconnected": 0,
"EndedWithInvalidParam": 0,
"EndedWithNoValidFolder": 0,
"EndedWithSensorTimeout": 0,
"EndedWithTooManyResults": 0,
"EndedWithTooManySearches": 0,
"EndedWithUnknownError": 0,
"EndedWithUnsupportedFilter": 0,
"EndedWithYaraCompileError": 0,
"Failed": 0,
"FailedSending": 0,
"FailedSendingToServer": 0,
"GettingChunks": 0,
"InProgress": 0,
"InvalidState": 0,
"MsiFileCorrupted": 0,
"MsiSendFail": 0,
"NewerInstalled": 0,
"None": 0,
"NotSupported": 0,
"Pending": 0,
"Primed": 0,
"ProbeRemoved": 0,
"SendingMsi": 0,
"SendingPlatform": 0,
"Started": 0,
"Succeeded": 1,
"Timeout": 0,
"TimeoutSending": 0,
"UnauthorizedUser": 0,
"UnknownProbe": 0,
"partialResponse": 0
}
},
"initiatorUser": "<user_name>",
"startTime": 1652279731232,
"totalNumberOfProbes": 1
}

cybereason-get-sensor-id#

Get the Sensor ID of a machine.

Base Command#

cybereason-get-sensor-id

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
machineName	The hostname of the machine.	Optional

Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command example#

!cybereason-get-sensor-id machineName=machine-name

Human Readable Output#

Sensor ID for the machine 'machine-id' is: SENSOR_ID

cybereason-get-machine-details#

Get the results related to machines.

Base Command#

cybereason-get-machine-details

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
machineName	The hostname of the machine.	Required
page	The page number of machine records to retrieve (used for pagination) starting from 1. The page size is defined by the "pageSize" argument.	Optional
pageSize	The number of machine records per page to retrieve (used for pagination). The page number is defined by the "page" argument.	Optional
limit	The maximum number of records to retrieve. If "pageSize" is defined, this argument is ignored. Default is 50.	Optional

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Sensor.MachineID	string	Sensor ID of machine
Cybereason.Sensor.MachineName	string	Host name of machine
Cybereason.Sensor.MachineFQDN	string	FQDN of machine
Cybereason.Sensor.GroupID	string	Group ID of machine
Cybereason.Sensor.GroupName	string	Group Name of machine

Command example#

!cybereason-get-machine-details machineName=xyz-1

Context Example#

{
    "MachineID": "example-machine-id",
    "MachineName": "example-machine-name",
    "MachineFQDN": "example-machine-fqdn",
    "GroupID": "example-group-id",
    "GroupName": "example-group-name"
}

Base Command#

cybereason-query-malop-management

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	malopGuid of the Cybereason Malop.	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Malops.GUID	string	The unique globally unique identifier (guid) for the Malop.
Cybereason.Malops.CreationTime	string	The time reported as when the malicious behavior began on the system. This is not the time that the Malop was first detected by Cybereason.
Cybereason.Malops.Link	string	Link to the Malop on Cybereason.
Cybereason.Malops.LastUpdatedTime	string	Last updated time of malop
Cybereason.Malops.InvolvedHash	string	List of file hashes involved in this Malop
Cybereason.Malops.Status	string	Malop managemant status

Command example#

!cybereason-query-malop-management malopGuid=<malop-guid>

Context Example#

{
    "GUID": "malop-guid",
    "Link": "malop-url",
    "CreationTime": 1686720403740,
    "LastUpdateTime": 1686720403743,
    "Status": "Pending",
    "InvolvedHash": "involed-hash"
}

Base Command#

cybereason_process_attack_tree_command

Input#

Argument Name	Description	Required
malopGuid	malopGuid of the Cybereason Malop	Required

Context Output#

Path	Type	Description
Cybereason.Process.ProcessID	string	Cybereason Process ID
Cybereason.Process.URL	string	Attack tree url for a given Process

Command example#

!cybereason-process-attack-tree processGuid=<process-guid>

Context Example#

{
    "Process": [
        {
        "ProcessID": "<process-id>",
        "URL": "<url>"
        },
        {
        "ProcessID": "<process-id>",
        "URL": "<url>"
        } 
    ]
}