Gigamon ThreatINSIGHT
Gigamon ThreatINSIGHT Pack.#
This Integration is part of theSupported versions
Supported Cortex XSOAR versions: 6.5.0 and later.
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Gigamon ThreatINSIGHT Integration for Cortex XSOAR#
Insight OverviewThe Gigamon ThreatINSIGHT Cortex XSOAR integration enables security teams to utilize the features and functionality of the ThreatINSIGHT solution with their existing Cortex deployment. The integration leverages ThreatINSIGHT RESTful APIs to interact with the back end to introduce specific data sets into Cortex XSOAR. This document contains all the necessary information to configure, install, and use the integration.
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Integration OverviewThe Gigamon ThreatINSIGHT Cortex XSOAR integration enables security teams to utilize the features and functionality of the Insight solution with their existing Cortex XSOAR deployment. The integration leverages Insight’s fully RESTful APIs to interact with the Insight backend to introduce specific data sets into Cortex XSOAR. This document contains all the necessary information to configure, install, and use the integration. For more information about the Cortex XSOAR integration visit the Insight help documentation here: https://insight.gigamon.com/help/api/apidocs-demisto
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Configure Gigamon ThreatINSIGHT on Cortex XSOARNavigate to Settings > Integrations > Servers & Services.
Search for Gigamon ThreatINSIGHT.
Click Add instance to create and configure a new integration instance.
Parameter Required API Token True First Fetch Time (Amount of day before current date) False Fetch incidents False Incident type False Incident Filter: Account UUID (Optional) False Maximum incidents in each fetch each run False Incidents Fetch Interval False 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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insight-get-sensorsGet a list of all sensors.
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Base Commandinsight-get-sensors
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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account_uuid | UUID of account to filter by. | Optional |
account_code | Account code to fiilter by. | Optional |
sensor_id | ID of the sensor to filter by. | Optional |
include | Include additional metadata such as status, interfaces, admin.sensor, admin.zeek, admin.suricata, etc. | Optional |
enabled | Filter by true or false. If not provided, all the sensors are returned. | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Sensors.created | date | Date when the sensor was created |
Insight.Sensors.updated | date | Date when the sensor was last updated |
Insight.Sensors.sensor_id | string | ID code of the sensor |
Insight.Sensors.account_code | string | ID code of the customer account |
Insight.Sensors.location | string | Latitude and longitude where the sensor is located |
Insight.Sensors.subdivison | string | State/Province where the sensor is located |
Insight.Sensors.city | string | City where the sensor is located |
Insight.Sensors.country | string | Country where the sensor is located |
Insight.Sensors.tags | string | Labels added for this sensor |
Insight.Sensors.pcap_enabled | boolean | If PCAP is enabled on the sensor (true/false) |
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Command example!insight-get-sensors
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account_code admin city country created disabled interfaces location pcap_enabled sensor_id serial_number status subdivision tags updated gdm 2021-12-17T20:40:54.348Z 2022-03-28T18:18:46.826Z false gdm1 2021-12-17T20:40:54.348Z gdm 2022-03-28T18:17:37.696Z false gdm2 2022-03-28T18:17:37.696Z
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Command example!insight-get-sensors account_code=gdm
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account_code admin city country created disabled interfaces location pcap_enabled sensor_id serial_number status subdivision tags updated gdm 2021-12-17T20:40:54.348Z 2022-03-28T18:18:46.826Z false gdm1 2021-12-17T20:40:54.348Z gdm 2022-03-28T18:17:37.696Z false gdm2 2022-03-28T18:17:37.696Z
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insight-get-devicesGet a list of all devices.
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Base Commandinsight-get-devices
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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start_date | Filter devices based on when they were seen. | Optional |
end_date | Filter devices based on when they were seen. | Optional |
cidr | Filter devices that are under a specific CIDR. | Optional |
sensor_id | Filter devices that were observed by a specific sensor. | Optional |
traffic_direction | Filter devices that have been noted to only have a certain directionality of traffic ("external" vs "internal"). | Optional |
sort_by | Sort output by: "ip", "internal", "external". | Optional |
sort_direction | Sort direction ("asc" vs "desc"). | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Devices.date | date | Date when the device was first seen |
Insight.Devices.external | boolean | If external traffic has been observed for this device |
Insight.Devices.internal | boolean | If internal traffic has been observed for this device |
Insight.Devices.ip_address | string | IP address of the device |
Insight.Devices.sensor_id | string | ID code of the sensor |
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Command example!insight-get-devices cidr=21.5.0.0/16
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date external internal ip_address true true 21.5.31.1 true true 21.5.31.5 true true 21.5.31.101
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insight-get-tasksGet a list of all the PCAP tasks.
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Base Commandinsight-get-tasks
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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task_uuid | Filter to a specific task. | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Tasks.task_uuid | string | Unique ID of the task |
Insight.Tasks.actual_start_time | date | Date when the task actually ended |
Insight.Tasks.requested_start_time | date | Requested date for the task start |
Insight.Tasks.updated_email | string | Email address of the user that updated the task |
Insight.Tasks.created_uuid | string | Unique ID of the user that created the task |
Insight.Tasks.created | date | Date when the task was created |
Insight.Tasks.name | string | Name of the task |
Insight.Tasks.status | string | Current status of the task |
Insight.Tasks.created_email | string | Email address of the user that created the task |
Insight.Tasks.updated_uuid | string | Unique ID of the user that updated the task |
Insight.Tasks.bpf | string | Berkeley Packet Filter for the task |
Insight.Tasks.actual_end_time | date | Date when the task actually ended |
Insight.Tasks.account_code | string | ID code of the customer account |
Insight.Tasks.requested_end_time | date | Requested date for the task end |
Insight.Tasks.updated | date | Date when the task was updated |
Insight.Tasks.description | string | Description of the task |
Insight.Tasks.has_files | boolean | If this task has files (true/false) |
Insight.Tasks.sensor_ids | string | Sensors this task is running on |
Insight.Tasks.files | string | Files captured for this task |
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Command example!insight-get-tasks task_uuid=373c9861-16cd-44cb-b768-e53ce3a9fcd4
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account_code actual_end_time actual_start_time bpf created created_email created_uuid description files has_files name requested_end_time requested_start_time sensor_ids status task_uuid updated updated_email updated_uuid gdm 2022-08-26T07:59:00.000Z 2022-08-25T02:32:00.000Z dst www.discovery.com 2022-08-24T17:46:28.457Z myemail@mycompany.com 88f034f1-b922-4a41-8e54-9bac90a42517 Test Description false test Task1 2022-08-26T07:59:00.000Z 2022-08-25T02:32:00.000Z active 373c9861-16cd-44cb-b768-e53ce3a9fcd4 2022-08-24T17:46:28.457Z
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insight-create-taskCreate a new PCAP task.
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Base Commandinsight-create-task
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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name | The name of the task. | Required |
account_uuid | Account where the task will be created. | Required |
description | A description for the task. | Required |
bpf | The Berkeley Packet Filter for capture filtering. | Required |
requested_start_date | The date the task will become active. (2019-01-30T00:00:00.000Z). | Required |
requested_end_date | The date the task will become inactive. (2019-12-31T23:59:59.000Z). | Required |
sensor_ids | Sensor IDs on which this task will run (separate multiple accounts by comma). | Optional |
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Context OutputThere is no context output for this command.
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insight-get-telemetry-eventsGet event telemetry data grouped by time.
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Base Commandinsight-get-telemetry-events
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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interval | Interval to group by: hour (default) or day. Possible values are: hour, day. | Optional |
start_date | Start date/time to query for. The default is 1 day ago for interval=hour or 30 days ago for interval=day. | Optional |
end_date | End date/time to query for. The default is the current time. | Optional |
account_uuid | Account uuid to filter by. | Optional |
account_code | Account code to filter by. | Optional |
sensor_id | Sensor id to filter by. | Optional |
event_type | The type of event. Limited to flow, dns, http, ssl, and x509. Possible values are: flow, dns, http, ssl, x509. | Optional |
group_by | Optionally group results by: sensor_id, event_type. Possible values are: sensor_id, event_type. | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Telemetry.Events.timestamp | date | Timestamp of the grouped data |
Insight.Telemetry.Events.event_count | number | Number of events |
Insight.Telemetry.Events.sensor_id | string | Sensor name (if grouped by sensor_id) |
Insight.Telemetry.Events.event_type | string | Type of event (if grouped by event_type) |
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Command example!insight-get-telemetry-events start_date=2022-08-22T23:00:00.000Z end_date=2022-08-23T01:00:00.000Z
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event_count event_type sensor_id timestamp 70185 2022-08-22T22:00:00.000Z 70363 2022-08-22T23:00:00.000Z 70187 2022-08-23T00:00:00.000Z
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insight-get-telemetry-packetstatsGet packetstats telemetry data grouped by time.
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Base Commandinsight-get-telemetry-packetstats
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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sensor_id | Scopes the returned metrics to the interfaces of the specified sensor ID. | Optional |
start_date | Scopes the returned metrics to dates after the given start_date. If empty returns most current packet stats. | Optional |
end_date | Scopes the returned metrics to dates before the given end_date. If empty returns most current packet stats. | Optional |
interval | Aggregation interval. 1 hr is not specified by default. | Optional |
group_by | Option to group by the following fields: interface_name, sensor_id, account_code. Possible values are: interface_name, sensor_id, account_code. | Optional |
account_code | Account code to filter by. | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.account_code | string | Account code the data was filtered by |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.timestamp | date | Timestamp of the grouped data |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.interface_name | string | Interface the packet data was recorded from |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.rx_bits_per_second | number | Receive throughput (bits per second) |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.rx_bytes | number | Receive data size (bytes) |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.rx_errors | number | Number of receive errors |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.rx_packets | number | Number of receive packets |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.sensor_id | string | Sensor ID packet data was recorded from |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.tx_bytes | number | Transmit data size (bytes) |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.tx_errors | number | Number of transmit errors |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.tx_packets | number | Number of transmit packets |
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Command example!insight-get-telemetry-packetstats start_date=2022-08-22T23:00:00.000Z end_date=2022-08-23T01:00:00.000Z
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account_code interface_name rx_bits_per_second rx_bytes rx_errors rx_packets sensor_id timestamp tx_bytes tx_errors tx_packets 0 942662863653 0 1821630132 2022-08-22T22:00:00.000Z 59142067827 0 56381923 1611395 943387991476 0 1823075830 2022-08-22T23:00:00.000Z 59178887675 0 56416169 1620858 944117377617 0 1824526055 2022-08-23T00:00:00.000Z 59216556939 0 56452793
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insight-get-telemetry-networkGet network telemetry data grouped by time
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Base Commandinsight-get-telemetry-network
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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account_code | Account code to filter by. | Optional |
interval | The interval to filter by (day, month_to_day). Possible values are: hour, day. | Optional |
latest_each_month | latest_each_month No No Filters out all but the latest day and month_to_date for each month. | Optional |
sort_order | Sorts by account code first, then timestamp. asc or desc. The default is desc. | Optional |
limit | The maximum number of records to return, default: 100, max: 1000. Default is 1000. | Optional |
offset | The number of records to skip past. Default: 0. | Optional |
start_date | Start date to filter by. | Optional |
end_date | End date to filter by. | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Telemetry.NetworkUsage.account_code | string | The account code for the network usage. |
Insight.Telemetry.NetworkUsage.percentile_bps | long | The top percentile BPS value across sensors. |
Insight.Telemetry.NetworkUsage.percentile | int | Percentile of BPS records to calculate for percentile_bps. |
Insight.Telemetry.NetworkUsage.interval | unknown | Time span the calculation was performed over (day, month_to_day). |
Insight.Telemetry.Packetstats.timestamp | date | The date the calculation was performed until. |
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Command example!insight-get-telemetry-network start_date=2022-08-21T00:00:00.000Z end_date=2022-08-23T01:00:00.000Z interval=day
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account_code interval percentile percentile_bps timestamp gdm day 95 5768519 2022-08-23T00:00:00.000000Z gdm day 95 5402040 2022-08-22T00:00:00.000000Z gdm day 95 685898 2022-08-21T00:00:00.000000Z
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insight-get-entity-summaryGet summary information about an IP or domain.
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Base Commandinsight-get-entity-summary
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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entity | IP or Domain to get entity data for. | Required |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Entity.Summary.entity | string | Entity identifier |
Insight.Entity.Summary.first_seen | date | First seen date for this entity |
Insight.Entity.Summary.last_seen | date | Last seen date for this entity |
Insight.Entity.Summary.prevalence_count_internal | number | Prevalence for this entity within the environment |
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Command example!insight-get-entity-summary entity=8.8.8.8
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entity first_seen last_seen prevalence_count_internal tags 8.8.8.8 2021-12-17T21:30:02.000Z 2022-08-24T19:19:52.711Z 1
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insight-get-entity-pdnsGet passive DNS information about an IP or domain.
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Base Commandinsight-get-entity-pdns
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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entity | IP or Domain to get passive DNS data for. | Required |
record_type | Limit results to the specified DNS query type(s). | Optional |
source | Limit the results to the specified data source(s). | Optional |
resolve_external | When true, the service will query non-ICEBRG data sources. false by default. | Optional |
start_date | The earliest date before which to exclude results. Day granularity, inclusive. | Optional |
end_date | The latest date after which to exclude results. Day granularity, inclusive. | Optional |
account_uuid | Limit results to the specified account UUID(s). Defaults to all accounts for which the user has permission. | Optional |
limit | Maximum number of records to be returned. Default 1000. | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Entity.PDNS.account_uuid | string | Unique ID for the customer account |
Insight.Entity.PDNS.first_seen | date | First seen date for matching dns information |
Insight.Entity.PDNS.last_seen | date | Last seen date for matching dns information |
Insight.Entity.PDNS.record_type | string | DNS record type |
Insight.Entity.PDNS.resolved | string | Domain name resolved from the DNS record |
Insight.Entity.PDNS.sensor_id | string | ID code of the sensor |
Insight.Entity.PDNS.source | string | Source of the DNS record |
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Command example!insight-get-entity-pdns entity=google.com limit=3
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account_uuid first_seen last_seen record_type resolved sensor_id source dc9ab97f-9cdf-46af-8ca2-e71e8e8243c8 2022-04-06T00:00:00.000Z 2022-08-24T00:00:00.000Z a 132.215.12.206 gdm2 icebrg_dns dc9ab97f-9cdf-46af-8ca2-e71e8e8243c8 2022-04-03T00:00:00.000Z 2022-08-21T00:00:00.000Z a 132.215.5.238 gdm2 icebrg_dns dc9ab97f-9cdf-46af-8ca2-e71e8e8243c8 2022-03-30T00:00:00.000Z 2022-08-24T00:00:00.000Z a 132.215.7.238 gdm2 icebrg_dns
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insight-get-entity-dhcpGet DHCP information about an IP address.
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Base Commandinsight-get-entity-dhcp
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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entity | IP or Domain to get passive DNS data for. | Required |
start_date | The earliest date before which to exclude results. Day granularity, inclusive. | Optional |
end_date | The latest date after which to exclude results. Day granularity, inclusive. | Optional |
account_uuid | Limit results to the specified account UUID(s). Defaults to all accounts for which the user has permission. | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Entity.DHCP.customer_id | string | ID code of the customer account |
Insight.Entity.DHCP.hostnames | string | Hostname of the entity |
Insight.Entity.DHCP.ip | string | IP Address of the entity |
Insight.Entity.DHCP.lease_end | date | DHCP lease end date |
Insight.Entity.DHCP.lease_start | date | DHCP lease start date |
Insight.Entity.DHCP.mac | string | MAC address of the entity |
Insight.Entity.DHCP.sensor_id | string | Sensor ID that recorded the entity data |
Insight.Entity.DHCP.start_lease_as_long | number | Start Date as a long value |
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Command example!insight-get-entity-dhcp entity=21.1.70.100 start_date=2021-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
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customer_id hostnames ip lease_end lease_start mac sensor_id start_lease_as_long gdm FinanceWks008 21.1.70.100 2021-12-18T09:02:24.104Z 00:15:5d:00:04:0e 1639818144104
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insight-get-entity-fileGet information about a file.
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Base Commandinsight-get-entity-file
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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hash | File hash. Can be an MD5, SHA1, or SHA256 hash of the file. | Required |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Entity.File.entity | string | The entity identifier |
Insight.Entity.File.sha1 | string | The entity SHA1 hash |
Insight.Entity.File.sha256 | string | The entity SHA256 hash |
Insight.Entity.File.md5 | string | The entity MD5 hash |
Insight.Entity.File.customer_id | string | ID code of the customer account |
Insight.Entity.File.names | string | File names for the entity |
Insight.Entity.File.prevalence_count_internal | number | Prevalence for this file within the environment |
Insight.Entity.File.last_seen | date | Last seen date for this file |
Insight.Entity.File.mime_type | string | File MIME type |
Insight.Entity.File.first_seen | date | First seen date for this file |
Insight.Entity.File.bytes | number | File size |
Insight.Entity.File.pe | string | File Portable Executable attributes |
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Command example!insight-get-entity-file hash=2b7a609371b2a844181c2f79f1b45cf7
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Human Readable OutputWe could not find any result for Get Entity File.
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insight-get-detectionsGet a list of detections.
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Base Commandinsight-get-detections
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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rule_uuid | Filter to a specific rule. | Optional |
account_uuid | For those with access to multiple accounts, specify a single account to return results from. | Optional |
status | Filter by detection status: active, resolved. | Optional |
device_ip | Device IP to filter by. | Optional |
sensor_id | Sensor ID to filter by. | Optional |
muted | List detections that a user muted: true / false. | Optional |
muted_device | List detections for muted devices: true / false. | Optional |
muted_rule | List detections for muted rules. | Optional |
include | Include additional information in the response (rules). Possible values are: rules. | Optional |
sort_by | Sort output by: "ip", "internal", "external". | Optional |
sort_order | Sort direction ("asc" vs "desc"). | Optional |
offset | The number of records to skip past. | Optional |
limit | The number of records to return, default: 100, max: 1000. Default is 1000. | Optional |
created_start_date | Created start date to filter by (inclusive). | Optional |
created_end_date | Created end date to filter by (exclusive). | Optional |
created_or_shared_start_date | Created or shared start date to filter by (inclusive). | Optional |
created_or_shared_end_date | Created or shared end date to filter by (exclusive). | Optional |
active_start_date | Active start date to filter by (inclusive). | Optional |
active_end_date | Active end date to filter by (exclusive). | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
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Insight.Detections.muted_rule | boolean | Is this rule muted (true/false) |
Insight.Detections.created | date | Date when the detection was created |
Insight.Detections.account_uuid | unknown | Unique ID of the account for this detection |
Insight.Detections.resolution_timestamp | date | Date when the detection was resolved |
Insight.Detections.first_seen | date | Date when the detection was first seen |
Insight.Detections.muted | boolean | If the detection is muted or not (true/false) |
Insight.Detections.resolution | string | Resolution type |
Insight.Detections.muted_user_uuid | string | Unique ID of the user that muted the detection |
Insight.Detections.last_seen | date | Date when the detection was last seen |
Insight.Detections.status | string | Current status of the detection |
Insight.Detections.resolution_user_uuid | string | Unique identifier of the user that resolved the detection |
Insight.Detections.resolution_comment | string | Comment entered when detection was resolved |
Insight.Detections.muted_comment | string | Comment entered when detection was muted |
Insight.Detections.sensor_id | string | ID code of the sensor |
Insight.Detections.rule_uuid | string | Unique ID of the rule for this detection |
Insight.Detections.updated | date | Date when the detection was last updated |
Insight.Detections.uuid | string | Unique ID of the detection |
Insight.Detections.muted_device_uuid | string | Unique ID of the muted device |
Insight.Detections.device_ip | string | IP address of the detection |
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Command example!insight-get-detections status=active include=rules created_or_shared_start_date=2022-08-23T22:00:00.000Z created_or_shared_end_date=2022-08-24T22:00:00.000Z
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account_uuid created device_ip event_count first_seen hostname indicators last_seen muted muted_comment muted_device_uuid muted_rule muted_timestamp muted_user_uuid resolution resolution_comment resolution_timestamp resolution_user_uuid rule_category rule_confidence rule_description rule_name rule_severity rule_uuid sensor_id status updated username uuid dc9ab97f-9cdf-46af-8ca2-e71e8e8243c8 2022-08-24T21:20:19.801089Z 156.112.0.100 1 2022-08-24T08:04:36.535000Z 2022-08-24T08:04:36.535000Z false false Attack:Discovery moderate This rule is designed to use the TCP Device Enumeration Observation event generated from a DMZ host that is not a scanner. This would indicate a potentially compromised DMZ host scanning for other assets within the environment. TCP Device Enumeration from DMZ host moderate 2d719a2b-4efb-4ba6-8555-0cd0f9636729 gdm2 active 2022-08-24T21:20:19.801089Z bb65c150-46be-4ba8-870d-b5feee01f06e dc9ab97f-9cdf-46af-8ca2-e71e8e8243c8 2022-08-24T09:03:14.430538Z 156.112.0.100 9 2022-08-24T08:03:31.755000Z 2022-08-24T08:06:14.965000Z false false Attack:Command and Control moderate This detection is intended to detect the CKnife Java client interacting with a CKnife Webshell backdoor. CKnife Webshell is commonly used by attackers to establish backdoors on external-facing web servers with unpatched vulnerabilities. CKnife is typically inserted as a PHP or ASPX page on the impacted asset, and accessed via a Java client.
Gigamon ATR considers this detection high severity, as it is indicative of successful malicious code execution on an external-facing server. This detection is considered moderate confidence, as it may coincidentally match similar traffic from uncommon devices or scanners.
### Next Steps
1. Determine if this detection is a true positive by:
1. Validating that the webpage in the detection exists, is unauthorized, and contains webshell functionality.
2. Validating that the external entity interacting with the device is unknown or unauthorized.
3. Inspecting traffic or logs to see if interaction with this webpage is uncommon and recent.
3. Quarantine the impacted device.
4. Begin incident response procedures on the impacted device.
5. Block traffic from attacker infrastructure.
6. Search traffic or logs from the infected web server to identify potential lateral movement by the attackers.CKnife Webshell Activity high e9008859-c038-4bd5-a805-21efffd58355 gdm2 active 2022-08-24T09:03:14.430538Z 6d0d7c2d-33a1-458d-a5e5-461fe7b03409
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insight-get-detection-rulesGet a list of detection rules.
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Base Commandinsight-get-detection-rules
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InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
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account_uuid | For those with access to multiple accounts, specify a single account to return results from. | Optional |
search | Filter name or category. | Optional |
has_detections | Include rules that have unmuted, unresolved detections. Possible values are: true, false. | Optional |
severity | Filter by severity: high, moderate, low. Possible values are: low, moderate, high. | Optional |
confidence | Filter by confidence: high, moderate, low. Possible values are: low, moderate, high. | Optional |
category | Category to filter by. Possible values are: Attack:Command and Control, Attack:Exploitation, Attack:Exfiltration, Attack:Installation, Attack:Lateral Movement, Attack:Infection Vector, Attack:Miscellaneous, Miscellaneous, Posture:Anomalous Activity, Posture:Insecure Configuration, Posture:Potentially Unauthorized Software or Device, Posture:Miscellaneous, PUA:Adware, PUA:Spyware, PUA:Unauthorized Resource Use, PUA:Miscellaneous. | Optional |
rule_account_muted | Include muted rules: true / false. Possible values are: true, false. | Optional |
enabled | Enabled rules only. Possible values are: true, false. | Optional |
sort_by | Sort output by: "ip", "internal", "external". Possible values are: ip, internal, external. | Optional |
sort_order | Sort direction ("asc" vs "desc"). Possible values are: asc, desc. | Optional |
offset | The number of records to skip past. | Optional |
limit | The number of records to return, default: 100, max: 1000. | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Insight.Rules.enabled | boolean | Status of the rule: If true it is enabled, if false it is disabled. |
Insight.Rules.updated_user_uuid | string | User ID that updated the rule |
Insight.Rules.rule_accounts | string | Accounts which have seen detections for this rule |
Insight.Rules.auto_resolution_minutes | number | Length of time (in minutes) the rule will auto-resolve detections |
Insight.Rules.created | date | Date the rule was created |
Insight.Rules.account_uuid | string | Account ID the rule was created under |
Insight.Rules.confidence | string | Confidence level of the rule |
Insight.Rules.name | string | Name of the rule |
Insight.Rules.created_user_uuid | string | User ID that created the rule |
Insight.Rules.query_signature | string | IQL signature of the rule |
Insight.Rules.shared_account_uuids | string | Account IDs the rule is visible to |
Insight.Rules.run_account_uuids | string | Account IDs the rule runs on |
Insight.Rules.updated | date | Date the rule was updated |
Insight.Rules.uuid | string | Unique ID of the rule |
Insight.Rules.description | string | Description of the rule |
Insight.Rules.severity | string | Severity level of the rule |
Insight.Rules.category | string | Category of the rule |
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Command example!insight-get-detection-rules confidence=high category=Attack:Installation
#
Context Example#
Human Readable Output#
Results
account_uuid auto_resolution_minutes category confidence created created_user_uuid critical_updated description device_ip_fields enabled indicator_fields name primary_attack_id query_signature rule_accounts run_account_uuids secondary_attack_id severity shared_account_uuids source_excludes specificity updated updated_user_uuid uuid b1f533b5-6360-494a-9f8b-9d90f1ad0207 20160 Attack:Installation high 2019-05-06T13:00:29.165000Z cd3ea8eb-e014-4f62-905d-78a021c768b2 2021-01-16T00:27:43.540000Z This logic is intended to detect executable binaries and scripts downloaded from a Python SimpleHTTPServer. SimpleHTTPServer is part of Python's standard library and allows users to quickly setup a basic HTTP server. It is typically used for prototyping and not commonly used in production systems.
Gigamon ATR considers this activity moderate severity, as an executable or script is not inherently malicious simply because it is hosted on a Python SimpleHTTPServer, but it is unlikely that a legitimate service would host executable binaries or scripts on a Python SimpleHTTPServer. Gigamon ATR considers this detection high confidence because the server field in the HTTP response header is highly unique to Python SimpleHTTPServer.
## Next Steps
1. Determine if this detection is a true positive by:
1. Checking that the event is not downloading a benign file from a reputable domain. If the domain is reputable, and the resource name is thematically consistent, the detection could be a false positive or a well concealed attack using a compromised domain.
2. Verifying that the file is malicious in nature.
2. Quarantine the impacted device.
3. Begin incident response procedures on the impacted device.
4. Block traffic to attacker infrastructure.
5. Search for other impacted devices.src.ip true dst.ip,
http:host,
http:uri.uri,
http:user_agent,
http:files.sha256Executable or Script Download From External Python SimpleHTTPServer T1105 http:headers.server LIKE "SimpleHTTP/% Python/%"
// Filter for plain executable binary MIME types
AND (
response_mime LIKE "%executable%"
OR response_mime LIKE "%application/x-dosexec%"
OR response_mime LIKE "%application/x-macbinary%"
// Commonly malicious
OR response_mime LIKE "%application/x-ms-shortcut%"
OR response_mime LIKE "%application/vnd.ms-htmlhelp%"
// System-level scripts
OR response_mime LIKE "%text/x-msdos-batch%"
OR response_mime LIKE "%x-shellscript%"
)
// Outbound traffic
AND src.internal = true
AND (
dst.internal = false
OR (
// Not internal IP address
host.internal != true
// Proxied traffic
AND uri.scheme != null
)
){'account_uuid': 'dc9ab97f-9cdf-46af-8ca2-e71e8e8243c8', 'query_filter': None, 'muted': False, 'muted_comment': None, 'muted_user_uuid': None, 'muted_timestamp': None, 'detection_count': 4, 'detection_muted_count': 0, 'detection_resolved_count': 12, 'first_seen': '2022-02-01T09:35:58.269000Z', 'last_seen': '2022-08-23T08:36:02.794000Z'} moderate Zscaler procedure 2022-04-27T16:26:03.115153Z cd3ea8eb-e014-4f62-905d-78a021c768b2 fe4d55b4-7293-425a-b549-43a22472923d b1f533b5-6360-494a-9f8b-9d90f1ad0207 30240 Attack:Installation high 2018-04-24T23:39:13.382000Z cd3ea8eb-e014-4f62-905d-78a021c768b2 2020-12-10T00:04:21.861000Z This logic is intended to detect the Trickbot banking trojan downloading separate executable files to update or extend the functionality of the main trojan. Trickbot is generally delivered by spam campaigns via malicious Microsoft Office documents. Trickbot attempts to harvest credentials for web sites, primarily for financial institutions. As well as gathering credentials for any user accounts used on affected hosts, it can also be used as a backdoor which enables access to the network.
Gigamon ATR considers this detection to be high severity, as it is indicative of successful malicious code execution and allows for unauthorized access to the network. Gigamon ATR considers this detection to be high confidence due to the uniqueness of the user agent used in HTTP requests by the trojan.
## Next Steps
1. Determine if this is a true positive by:
1. Investigating for connections outbound to ports 447 and 449 from the affected host.
2. Checking the affected host for earlier executable downloads with no user agent set, or connectivity checks such as public IP lookups (e.g. HTTP requests to checkip.amazonaws.com).
3. Checking the impacted asset for other indicators of compromise. Persistence is generally achieved via a scheduled task.
3. Quarantine the impacted device.
4. Begin incident response procedures on the impacted device.
5. Block traffic to attacker infrastructure.
6. Search for other impacted devices.src.ip true dst.ip,
http:host,
http:uri.uri,
http:user_agent,
http:files.sha256Trickbot Staging Download T1105 http:user_agent = "WinHTTP loader/1.0"
AND response_mime = "application/x-dosexec"{'account_uuid': 'dc9ab97f-9cdf-46af-8ca2-e71e8e8243c8', 'query_filter': None, 'muted': True, 'muted_comment': None, 'muted_user_uuid': '2964a059-e470-4622-929e-2cadcccf98f4', 'muted_timestamp': '2022-01-05T18:39:07.352000Z', 'detection_count': 2, 'detection_muted_count': 0, 'detection_resolved_count': 2, 'first_seen': '2021-12-20T09:06:10.558000Z', 'last_seen': '2022-08-22T08:09:10.243000Z'} high Zscaler tool_implementation 2021-03-19T19:32:19.685000Z cd3ea8eb-e014-4f62-905d-78a021c768b2 aadb155e-712f-481f-9680-482bab5a238d b1f533b5-6360-494a-9f8b-9d90f1ad0207 10080 Attack:Installation high 2018-05-15T18:08:55.511000Z cd3ea8eb-e014-4f62-905d-78a021c768b2 2020-07-08T21:59:20.870000Z This logic is intended to detect Pony or Hancitor second stage downloads. Hancitor and Pony are banking trojans that attempt to harvest credentials for web sites, primarily for financial institutions. As well as harvesting credentials for any user accounts used on affected hosts, they can also be used as a remote access tool that enables access to the network.
Gigamon ATR considers this detection to be high severity, as it is indicative of successful malicious code execution, and allows for unauthorized access to the network. Gigamon ATR considers this detection high confidence, as these requests are unlikely to be the result of legitimate activity.
## Next Steps
1. Determine if this detection is a true positive by checking the host for signs of compromise.
2. Quarantine the impacted device.
3. Begin incident response procedures on the impacted device.
4. Block traffic to attacker infrastructure.
5. Search for other impacted devices.src.ip true dst.ip,
http:host,
http:uri.uri,
http:user_agentPony or Hancitor Second Stage Download T1105 http:method = "POST"
AND uri.path LIKE "%/gate.php"
AND (
response_len > 1MB
OR user_agent LIKE "%Windows 98%"
){'account_uuid': 'dc9ab97f-9cdf-46af-8ca2-e71e8e8243c8', 'query_filter': None, 'muted': False, 'muted_comment': None, 'muted_user_uuid': None, 'muted_timestamp': None, 'detection_count': 1, 'detection_muted_count': 0, 'detection_resolved_count': 17, 'first_seen': '2022-02-06T16:22:18.923000Z', 'last_seen': '2022-08-21T15:22:21.518000Z'} T1104 high tool_implementation 2021-03-17T23:36:35.422000Z 9128e5ed-4ee4-4b29-a7f4-ea9f9f092dc3 2d06c01f-5ae4-4346-8d6a-99926dcac4f1
#
insight-resolve-detectionResolve a specific detection.
#
Base Commandinsight-resolve-detection
#
InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
---|---|---|
detection_uuid | Detection UUID to resolve. | Required |
resolution | Resolution state. Options: true_positive_mitigated, true_posititve_no_action, false_positive, unknown. Possible values are: true_positive_mitigated, true_positive_no_action, false_positive, unknown. | Required |
resolution_comment | Optional comment for the resolution. | Optional |
#
Context OutputThere is no context output for this command.
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insight-get-detection-rule-eventsGet a list of the events that matched on a specific rule.
#
Base Commandinsight-get-detection-rule-events
#
InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
---|---|---|
rule_uuid | Rule UUID to get events for. | Required |
account_uuid | Account uuid to filter by. | Optional |
offset | The number of records to skip past. | Optional |
limit | The number of records to return, default: 100, max: 1000. | Optional |
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Context OutputPath | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Insight.Events.src_ip | string | Source IP address |
Insight.Events.dst_ip | string | Destination IP address |
Insight.Events.src_port | number | Source port number |
Insight.Events.dst_port | number | Destination port number |
Insight.Events.host_domain | string | Domain name |
Insight.Events.flow_id | string | Unique ID of the flow record |
Insight.Events.event_type | string | Event type |
Insight.Events.sensor_id | string | ID code of the sensor |
Insight.Events.timestamp | date | Date the event occurred |
Insight.Events.customer_id | string | ID code of the customer account |
Insight.Events.uuid | string | Unique ID for the event |
#
Command example!insight-get-detection-rule-events rule_uuid=aadb155e-712f-481f-9680-482bab5a238d limit=3
#
Context Example#
Human Readable Output#
Results
customer_id dst event_type files flow_id geo_distance headers host info_msg intel method proxied referrer request_len request_mime request_mimes response_len response_mime response_mimes sensor_id source src status_code status_msg timestamp trans_depth uri user_agent username uuid gdm ip: 101.25.175.118
port: 80
ip_bytes: null
pkts: null
geo: {"location": {"lat": 32.9636, "lon": -96.7468}, "country": "US", "subdivision": "TX", "city": "Richardson"}
asn: {"asn": 46562, "org": "Performive", "isp": "Performive", "asn_org": "PERFORMIVE"}
internal: falsehttp {'name': None, 'md5': '725d4b987107aa0f797f2aad4daaf8cd', 'sha1': '44b8b2a5a79ed223dadb612728661824430fe793', 'sha256': 'c9075805b3d43e3d0231216662068850cbde533bc7f0f4c7486f5a89224c524c', 'bytes': 503808, 'mime_type': None} C8fsbW3SBCuWYNaUse accept: null
content_md5: null
content_type: image/png
cookie_length: null
location: null
origin: null
proxied_client_ips: null
refresh: null
server: nginx/1.10.3
x_powered_by: nullip: 101.25.175.118
port: null
ip_bytes: null
pkts: null
geo: {"location": {"lat": 32.9636, "lon": -96.7468}, "country": "US", "subdivision": "TX", "city": "Richardson"}
asn: {"asn": 46562, "org": "Performive", "isp": "Performive", "asn_org": "PERFORMIVE"}
internal: falseGET 0 503808 application/x-dosexec application/x-dosexec gdm2 Zeek ip: 21.5.31.5
port: 51520
ip_bytes: null
pkts: null
geo: null
asn: null
internal: true200 OK 2022-08-22T08:09:10.243Z 2 uri: /scrimet.png
scheme: null
host: null
port: -1
path: /scrimet.png
query: null
fragment: nullWinHTTP loader/1.0 343c26aa-21f3-11ed-9d7b-0a1766ad1b93 gdm ip: 101.25.175.118
port: 80
ip_bytes: null
pkts: null
geo: {"location": {"lat": 32.9636, "lon": -96.7468}, "country": "US", "subdivision": "TX", "city": "Richardson"}
asn: {"asn": 46562, "org": "Performive", "isp": "Performive", "asn_org": "PERFORMIVE"}
internal: falsehttp {'name': None, 'md5': None, 'sha1': None, 'sha256': None, 'bytes': 472706, 'mime_type': None} C8fsbW3SBCuWYNaUse accept: null
content_md5: null
content_type: image/png
cookie_length: null
location: null
origin: null
proxied_client_ips: null
refresh: null
server: nginx/1.10.3
x_powered_by: nullip: 101.25.175.118
port: null
ip_bytes: null
pkts: null
geo: {"location": {"lat": 32.9636, "lon": -96.7468}, "country": "US", "subdivision": "TX", "city": "Richardson"}
asn: {"asn": 46562, "org": "Performive", "isp": "Performive", "asn_org": "PERFORMIVE"}
internal: falseGET 0 472706 application/x-dosexec application/x-dosexec gdm2 Zeek ip: 21.5.31.5
port: 51520
ip_bytes: null
pkts: null
geo: null
asn: null
internal: true200 OK 2022-08-22T08:09:04.693Z 1 uri: /tablone.png
scheme: null
host: null
port: -1
path: /tablone.png
query: null
fragment: nullWinHTTP loader/1.0 3439dbfc-21f3-11ed-9d7b-0a1766ad1b93 gdm ip: 101.25.175.118
port: 80
ip_bytes: null
pkts: null
geo: {"location": {"lat": 32.9636, "lon": -96.7468}, "country": "US", "subdivision": "TX", "city": "Richardson"}
asn: {"asn": 46562, "org": "Performive", "isp": "Performive", "asn_org": "PERFORMIVE"}
internal: falsehttp {'name': None, 'md5': '725d4b987107aa0f797f2aad4daaf8cd', 'sha1': '44b8b2a5a79ed223dadb612728661824430fe793', 'sha256': 'c9075805b3d43e3d0231216662068850cbde533bc7f0f4c7486f5a89224c524c', 'bytes': 503808, 'mime_type': None} CRcO6G4eqlWvo7gjia accept: null
content_md5: null
content_type: image/png
cookie_length: null
location: null
origin: null
proxied_client_ips: null
refresh: null
server: nginx/1.10.3
x_powered_by: nullip: 101.25.175.118
port: null
ip_bytes: null
pkts: null
geo: {"location": {"lat": 32.9636, "lon": -96.7468}, "country": "US", "subdivision": "TX", "city": "Richardson"}
asn: {"asn": 46562, "org": "Performive", "isp": "Performive", "asn_org": "PERFORMIVE"}
internal: falseGET 0 503808 application/x-dosexec application/x-dosexec gdm2 Zeek ip: 21.5.31.101
port: 58761
ip_bytes: null
pkts: null
geo: null
asn: null
internal: true200 OK 2022-08-22T08:06:40.603Z 2 uri: /scrimet.png
scheme: null
host: null
port: -1
path: /scrimet.png
query: null
fragment: nullWinHTTP loader/1.0 343177d6-21f3-11ed-9d7b-0a1766ad1b93
#
insight-create-detection-ruleCreate a new detection rule.
#
Base Commandinsight-create-detection-rule
#
InputArgument Name | Description | Required |
---|---|---|
account_uuid | Account where the rule will be created. | Required |
name | The name of the rule. | Required |
category | The category of the rule. Possible values are: Attack:Command and Control, Attack:Exploitation, Attack:Exfiltration, Attack:Installation, Attack:Lateral Movement, Attack:Infection Vector, Attack:Miscellaneous, Miscellaneous, Posture:Anomalous Activity, Posture:Insecure Configuration, Posture:Potentially Unauthorized Software or Device, Posture:Miscellaneous, PUA:Adware, PUA:Spyware, PUA:Unauthorized Resource Use, PUA:Miscellaneous. | Required |
query_signature | The IQL query for the rule. | Required |
description | A description for the rule. | Required |
severity | The severity of the rule. Possible values are: low, moderate, high. | Required |
confidence | The confidence of the rule. Possible values are: low, moderate, high. | Required |
run_account_uuids | Account UUIDs on which this rule will run. This will usually be just your own account UUID. (separate multiple accounts by comma). | Required |
auto_resolution_minutes | The number of minutes after which detections will be auto-resolved. If 0 then detections have to be manually resolved. | Optional |
device_ip_fields | List of event fields to check for impacted devices. Possible values are: DEFAULT, src.ip, dst.ip, dhcp:assignment.ip, dns:answers.ip, http:host.ip, http:uri.host.ip, http:referrer.host.ip, http:headers.location.host.ip, http:headers.origin.host.ip, http:headers.proxied_client_ips.ip, http:headers.refresh.uri.host.ip, smtp:helo.ip, smtp:x_originating_ip.ip, smtp:path.ip, software:host.ip, ssl:server_name_indication.ip, suricata:http.host.ip, x509:san_dns.ip, x509:san_ip.ip. | Required |
#
Context OutputThere is no context output for this command.