Adds provided entries to the incident Evidence Board. In playbook, can be positioned after a task to add the previous task's entries to Evidence Board automatically (with no need to provide arguments)

Check whether the values provided in arguments are equal. If either of the arguments are missing, no is returned.

Assign analyst to incident.
By default, the analyst is picked randomly from the available users, according to the provided roles (if no roles provided, will fetch all users).
Otherwise, the analyst will be picked according to the 'assignBy' arguments.
machine-learning: DBot will calculated and decide who is the best analyst for the job.
top-user: The user that is most commonly owns this type of incident
less-busy-user: The less busy analyst will be picked to be the incident owner.
online: The analyst is picked randomly from all online analysts, according to the provided roles (if no roles provided, will fetch all users).
current: The user that executed the command

Will encode an input using Base64 format.

Converts Base64 file in a list to a binary file and upload to warroom

Search for a binary on an endpoint using Carbon Black

Parse CEF data into the context. Please notice that outputs will display only the 7 mandatory fields even if the CEF event includes many other custom or extended fields.

Changes the remediation SLA once a change in incident severity occurs.
This is done automatically and the changes can be configured to your needs.

Get the string distance for the sender from our domain

Close the current investigation as duplicate to other investigation.

Check if a given value is true. Will return 'no' otherwise

This script searches for a value in a context path.

Filter context keys by applying one of the various available manipulations and storing in a new context key. Please notice that the resulting context key will not be available automatically as an option but you can still specify it.

Gets all email addresses in context, excluding ones given.

Gets hashes (MD5,SHA1,SHA256) from context.

Gets all IP addresses in context, excluding ones given.

Searches for string in context and returns context path, returns null if not found.

Searches for string in a path in context. If path is null, string will be searched in full context.

Convert object keys to match table keys.
Use when mapping object/collection to table (grid) field.
(Array of objects/collections is also supported).
Example:
Input: { "Engine": "val1", "Max Results": 13892378, "Key_With^Special (characters)": true }
Output: { "engine": "val1", "maxresults": 13892378, "keywithspecialcharacters": true }

Converts a given array to an HTML table

Converts XML file entry to JSON format

Converts XML string to JSON format

Count an array size

Will create an array object in context from given string input

This script allows sending an HTML email, using a template stored as a list item under Lists (Settings -> Advanced -> Lists).
Placeholders are marked in DT format (i.e. ${incident.id} for incident ID).
Available placeholders for example:

• ${incident.labels.Email/from}
• ${incident.name}
• ${object.value}
  See incident Context Data menu for available placeholders

Note: Sending emails require an active Mail Sender integration instance.

Cut a string by delimiter and return specific fields.

Example

input: "A-B-C-D-E"
delimiter: "-"
fields: "1,5"

return: "A-E"

Calculates average score for each indicator from context

Data output script for populating dashboard pie graph widget with the percentage of incidents closed by DBot vs. incidents closed by analysts

Decode MIME base64 headers.

Delete field from context

Display HTML in the War Room.

A context script for Domain entities

Ask a user a question via email and process the reply directly into the investigation.

Extract user's response from EmailAskUser reply. Returns the first textual response line of the provided entry that contains the reply body. Use ${lastCompletedTaskEntries} to analyze the previous playbook task containing the user's reply.

Check if an email address's domain is trying to squat other domain using Levenshtein distance algorithm

A context script for Email entities

Input Text Data to Encode as ASCII (Ignores any chars that aren't interpreted as ASCII)

This is only an example script, to showcase how to use and write JavaScript scripts

Check if a given value exists in the context. Will return 'no' for empty empty arrays. To be used mostly with DQ and selectors.

Export given array to csv file

Expose the incident owner into IncidentOwner context key

Find tables inside HTML and extract the contents into objects using the following logic:

• If table has a single column, just create an array of strings from the values
• If table has 2 columns and has no header row, treat the first column as key and second as value and create a table of key/value
• If table has a header row, create a table of objects where attribute names are the headers
• If table does not have a header row, create table of objects where attribute names are cell1, cell2, cell3…

Executes a test for all integration instances available and returns detailed information about succeeded and failed integration instances.

Will create a file (using the given data input or entry ID) and upload it to current investigation war room.

A context script for hash entities

This function generates a password and allows various parameters to customize the properties of the password depending on the use case (e.g. password complexity requirements). The default behavior is to generate a password of random length including all four character classes (upper, lower, digits, symbols) with at least five and at most ten characters per class.

The min_* values all default to 0. This means that if the command is executed in this way:
!GeneratePassword max_lcase=10
It is possible that a password of length zero could be generated. It is therefore recommended to always include a min_* parameter that matches.

The debug parameter will print certain properties of the command into the WarRoom for easy diagnostics.

Generates random string

Generate report summaries for the passed incidents.

Runs the polling command repeatedly, completes a blocking manual task when polling is done.

Get the string distance between inputString and compareString (could be a comma separated list) based on Levenshtein Distance algorithm.

Retrieves the current date and time.

A context script for IP entities

Try to get the hostname correlated with the input IP.

Add a remote system (such as a desktop under investigation) to an investigation (this will allow you to install and agent on the system)

Return indicators appears in resolved incidents, and resolved incident ids.

Checks if the email address is part of the internal domains

Checks if one number(float) as bigger than the other(float)
Returns yes: if first > second
Returns no: if first <= second
Returns exception if one of the inputs is not a number

Returns yes if the IP is in one of the ranges provided, returns no otherwise.

Returns 'yes' if integration brand is available. Otherwise returns 'no'

Check if list exist in demisto lists.

Checks if the investigation found any malicious indicators (file, URL, IP address, domain, or email). Returns "yes" if at least one malicious indicator is found.

Check if a given value is true. Will return 'no' otherwise

Indicates whether a given value is a member of given array

Return the single element in case the array has only 1 element in it, otherwise return the whole array

Language detection based on Google's language-detection.

Checks if one percentage is less than another
Returns less: if firstPercentage < secondPercentage
Returns more: if firstPercentage >= secondPercentage
Returns exception if one of the inputs is not a float

Use this script to avoid DB version errors when simultaneously running multiple linked incidents.

Loads a json from string input, and returns a json object result

Set indicator reputation to "suspicious" when malicious ratio is above threshold.
Malicious ratio is the ration between number of "bad" incidents to total number of incidents the indicator appears in.

Map the given values to the translated values. If given values: a,b,c and translated: 1,2,3 then input is a will return 1

Mark entries as notes if they are tagged with given tag

Marks given incidents as related to current incident

Deprecated. Use the MatchRegexV2 script instead.

Script will run the provided mathematical action on 2 provided values and produce a result.
The result can be stored on the context using the contextKey argument

Not in context verification is a script that executes the given command and verifies that the specified field is not in the context after execution.

Deprecated. We recommend using PCAPMinerV2 instead. PCAPMiner is a tool to parse PCAP files and will return things like extracted files that are found, HTTP flows, and a variety of other information. It is uses a docker instance located on docker hub trorabaugh/dempcap:1.0. To use simply upload a PCAP file and then run PCAPMiner entryId="<your_entry_id>". To get the entry id click on the link on the top right hand corner of a file attachment.

Removing the password protection from a PDF file and adding a new file entry with the unlocked PDF.

The automation takes Excel file (entryID) as an input and parses its content to the war room and context

Parse a given JSON string "value" to a representative object. Example: "{'a':'value'}" => { a: "value"}.

Takes an input docx file (entryID) as an input and saves an output text file (file entry) with the original file's contents.

Prints text to war room (Markdown supported)

Pretty-print the contents of the playbook context

Prints an error entry with a given message

Publish entries to incident's context

Execute a command on a remote machine (without installing a D2 agent)

Resolve the original URL from the given shortened URL and place it in both as output and in the context of a playbook. (https://unshorten.me/api)

Reverse a list
e.g. ["Mars", "Jupiter", "Saturn"] => [ "Saturn", "Jupiter", "Mars"]

This is an example for entire-list transformer - it operates the argument as a list (note the "entirelist" tag)

This command will allow you to run commands against a local Docker Container. You can run commands like wc for instance with word count, or other types of commands that you want on the docker container.

We recommend for tools that you want to use that are not part of the default Docker container, to cope this Automation script and then create a customer docker container with /docker_image_create with a custom docker container to add any command level tool to Demisto and output the results directly to the context.

Take a list of devices and pull a specific file (given by path) from each using SCP

Calculate ssdeep reputation based on similar files (by ssdeep similarity) on the system.

Schedule a command to run inside the war room at a future time (once or reoccurring)

Sends an email informing the user of an SLA breach. The email is sent to the user who is assigned to the incident. It includes the incident name, ID, name of the SLA field that was breached, duration of that SLA field, and the date and time when that SLA was started.
In order to run successfully, the script should be configured to trigger on SLA breach, through field edit mode.

Send message to Demisto online users over Email, Slack, Mattermost or all.

Set a value in context under the key you entered.

Works the same as the 'Set' command, but can work across incidents by specifying 'id' as an argument. Sets a value into the context with the given context key. Doesn't append by default.

Sets a custom incident field with current date

Set multiple keys/values to the context.

Fill the current time in a custom incident field

Returns a map entry with marker on the given coordinate (lat, lng).

Show all scheduled entries for specific incident.

Sleep for X seconds

This stops the scheduled task whose ID is given in the taskID argument.

Checks whether a substring or an array of substrings is within a string array(each item will be checked). Supports single strings as well. For example, for substrings ['a','b','c'] in a string 'a' the script will return true.

Returns the length of the string passed as argument

Replaces regex match/es in string.
Returns the string after replace was preformed.

Extract strings from a file with optional filter - similar to binutils strings command

Extract regular text from the given HTML

Converts UNIX Epoch time stamp to a simplified extended ISO format string. Use it to convert time stamp to Demisto date field

e.g. 1525006939 will return '2018-04-29T13:02:19.000Z'

Convert an array to a nice table display. Usually, from the context.

Find the top malicious ratio indicators.
Malicious ratio is defined by the ratio between the number of "bad" incidents divided by the number of total number of incidents that the indicators appears in.

Fetches the numbers of ads in the given url

A context script for URL entities

Remove escaping chars from IP
127[.]0[.]0[.]1 -> 127.0.0.1

Extract URLs redirected by security tools like Proofpoint.
Changes https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__example.com_something.html -> https://example.com/something.html
Also, un-escape URLs that are escaped for safety with formats like hxxps://www[.]demisto[.]com

Utility script to use in playbooks - returns "yes" if the input is non-empty.

Gets a value and return it. This is to be used in playbook conditional tasks - get a value from incident field, label or context, and act accordingly.
If an array is returned. the first value will be the decision making value.

Takes the comments of a given entry ID and stores them in the incident context, under a provided context key.
For accessing the last executed task's comments, provide ${lastCompletedTaskEntries.[0]} as the value for the entryId input parameter.

Sends email to incident owner when selected field is triggered.

Lookup incidents with specified indicator. Use currentIncidentId to omit the existing incident from output

A script to generate investigation summary report in an automated way
Can be used in post-processing flow as well.

When you apply this script to an incident field, that incident field is hidden for new incidents, and it displays in edit mode.

Sends http request. Returns the response as json.

Check whether given entry/entries returned an error. Use ${lastCompletedTaskEntries} to check the previous task entries. If array is provided, will return yes if one of the entries returned an error.

Lists executed commands in War Room

Converting time in Ticks to readable time. Ticks are used to represent time by some vendors, most commonly by Microsoft.

Adds/Replaces a key in key/value store backed by an XSOAR list.

Checks the given datetime has occured after the provided relative time.

Decodes an input in Base64 format.

Encodes an input to Base64 format.

Whether value is within a date range.

Checks whether the given value is within the specified time (hour) range.

Calculates the entropy for the given data.

Calculate the time difference, in minutes

Enables changing context in two ways. The first is to capitalize the first letter of each key in following level of the context key entered. The second is to change context keys to new values.

This script checks that a context key exists (and contains data), and optionally checks the value of the context key for a match against an input value. If a regex is not supplied, the script checks that the key is not empty. This script can be used with the "GenericPolling" playbook to poll for field population or that a field contains a specific value. This scripts does not support a context key which holds a list of values.

This script checks that a field exists (and contains data), and optionally checks the value of the field for a match against an input value. If a regex is not supplied, the script checks that the field is not empty. This script can be used with the "GenericPolling" playbook to poll for field population or that a field contains a specific value.

Compares the labels of two incidents. Returns the labels that are unique to each incident.

Compare two lists and put the differences in context.

Convert all chosen values but exceptions.

Converts a date from a different timezone to UTC timezone.

Converts a file from one format to a different format by using the convert-to function of Libre Office. For a list of supported input/output formats see: https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Framework/Article/Filter/FilterList_OOo_3_0

Converts a single string to an array of that string.

Copy a context key to an incident field of multiple incidents, based on an incident query.

Copy all entries marked as notes from current incident to another incident.

Creates indicators from the submitted STIX file. Supports STIX 1.0 and STIX 2.0.

This automation allows the usage of DT scripts within playbooks transformers

This is a thin wrapper around the dateutil.parser.parse function. It will parse a string containing a date/time stamp and return it in ISO 8601 format.

Return the Demisto server version.

Checks if the Docker container running this script has been hardened according to the recommended settings at: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/cortex/cortex-xsoar/6-0/cortex-xsoar-admin/docker/docker-hardening-guide.html

Dumps a json from context key input, and returns a json object string result

Accepts an array of domains as a blacklist, and a list of email addresses. The script then filters out any email address whose domain is in the blacklist. The filtered list will be returned as an array.

Accepts an array of domains as a whitelist, and a list of email addresses. The script then filters out any email address whose domain is not in the whitelist. The filtered list will be returned as an array.

Extracts domains and FQDNs from URLs and emails.

Extract Domain(s) from URL(s) and/or Email(s)

Extracts FQDNs from URLs and emails.

Extract indicators from a text-based file.
Indicators that can be extracted:

• IP
• Domain
• URL
• File Hash
• Email Address

Used to extract indicators from Word files (DOC, DOCX).
The script does not extract data from macros (e.g., embedded code).

Widget script to view information about the relationship between an indicator, entity and other indicators and connect to indicators, if relevant.

Encode a file as base64 and store it in a Demisto list.

Checks whether the specified item is in a list. The default list is the Demisto Indicators Whitelist.

Finds similar incidents by common incident keys, labels, custom fields or context keys.
It's highly recommended to use incident keys if possible (e.g., "type" for the same incident type).
For best performance, it's recommended to avoid using context keys if possible (for example, if the value also appears in a label key, use label).

Returns the first element of an array. If the value passed is not an array, it returns the original value that was passed.

Converts a custom-formatted timestamp to UNIX epoch time. Use it to convert custom time stamps to a Demisto date field. Uses the python strptime format. For more info, see: https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/datetime.html#strftime-and-strptime-behavior

Generates a random UUID (UUID 4).

Gets a value from the specified incident's context.

Gets docker image latest tag. Script simulates the docker pull flow but doesn't actually pull the image. Returns an entry with the docker image latest tag if all is good, otherwise will return an error.

Returns DNS details for a domain

Deprecated. Please use the "PhishingDedupPreprocessingRule" script insetead.
Find duplicate incidents candidates.
Using machine learning techniques with pre-defined data (can also use data from the local environment), this script takes into consideration different features such as: labels comparison, email labels (relevant for phishing), incident time difference and shared indicators, which can be customized by the arguments.

Returns the incident field names associated to the specified incident type.

Add into the incident's context the system internal DBot score for the input indicator.

The script receives a list of fields and a context key base path. For example, Key=demisto.result List=username,user and will get all of the values from demisto.result.username and demisto.result.user.
The Get field of the task must have the value ${.=[]}.

Parses a list by header and value.

Check if number of availble addresses in IPv4 or IPv6 CIDR is greater than given number.

Converts HTML to Markdown.

List the redirects for a given URL

Gather information regarding CIDR -
1. Broadcast_address
2. CIDR
3. First_address
4. Last address
5. Max prefix len
6. Num addresses
7. Private
8. Version

Transformer that returns a filtered list of IPv4 addresses, based on whether they do not match a comma-separated list of IPv4 ranges. Useful for filtering out internal IP address space.

Transformer that returns a filtered list of IPv4 addresses, based on whether they match a comma-separated list of IPv4 ranges. Useful for filtering in internal IP address space.

Identify whether the incident includes an email message attached as an eml or msg file and return the answer to playbook. Also saves the identified entry ID to context for use for later. Commonly used in automated playbooks that handle phishing reports sent to a special phishing mailbox set up by the security team.

A transformer for simple if-then-else logic.

checks if left side is in range of right side (from,to anotation)
e.g. - InRange left=4right=1,8 will return true.

Returns a dict of all incident fields that exist in the system.

Optionally increases the incident severity to the new value if it is greater than the existing severity.

Determines whether an IPv4 address is contained in one or more comma-delimited CIDR ranges.

This script accepts multiple values for both arguments and will iterate through each of the domains to check if the specified subdomains are located in at least one of the specified main domains. If the tested subdomain is in one of the main domains, the result will be true. For example, if the domain_to_check values are apps.paloaltonetworks.com and apps.paloaltonetworks.bla and the domains_to_compare values are paloaltonetworks.com and demisto.com, the result for apps.paloaltonetworks.com will be true since it is a part of the paloaltonetworks.com domain. The result for apps.paloaltonetworks.bla will be false since it is not a part of the paloaltonetworks.com or demisto.com domain.

Checks if the supplied hostnames match either the organization's internal naming convention or the domain suffix.

Checks whether an IPv4 address is not contained in one or more comma-delimited CIDR ranges.

Convert a JSON warroom output via EntryID to a CSV file.

A filter that determines whether an IPv4 address is in the private RFC-1918 address space (10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16). For more information, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network

Checks if the supplied URLs are in the specified domains.

Script to convert a JSON File waroom output to a CSV file.

Performs a JMESPath search on an input JSON format, when using a transformer.

Returns the last element of an array. If the value passed is not an array, it returns the original value that was passed.

Parses a CSV and looks for a specific value in a specific column, returning a dict of the entire matching row. If no column value is specified, the entire CSV is read into the context.

Check if number of availble addresses in IPv4 CIDR is lower than given number.

This script converts the input value into another value using two lists. The input value is searched in the first list (input_values).
If it exists, the value from the second list (mapped_values) at the same index is retutrned. If there is no match, the original value is returned.
If the original input is a dictionary, then the script will look for a "stringified" version of the key/:/value pair in the input_values and then map the result in the output_values into the original "value".

Example 1:

input_values = "1,2,3,4"
mapper_values = "4,3,2,1"
value = 3

Output would be "2"

Example 2:

input_values ="firstkey: datahere,secondkey: datathere"
mapper_values = "datathere,datahere"
value(dict)= {
"firstkey": "datahere"
}

Output would be:
{
"firstkey": "datathere"
}

The reason for matching the key AND value pair in a dictionary is to allow the mappig of values that have a specific key name. In most cases, dictionaries will continan key-value pairs in which the values are the same. You might want to change the value of KeyA, but not the value of KeyB. This method gives control over which key is changed.

When the input is a dict, str , int, or list, the output is ALWAYS returned as a string.

Extracts regex data from the provided text. The script support groups and looping.

Takes a date or time input and adds or subtracts a determined amount of time. Returns a string in date or time in ISO Format.

Shows a bar chart of the number of incident the 'To' and 'From' email addresses. appeared on

This script adds the reputation to Onion URL indicators. The script is automatically triggered when a Onion URL indicator is auto-extracted. For instance, if you run a Cortex XSOAR CLI on a valid Onion URL, the indicators are extracted automatically and this script is triggered for the extracted indicators.

Adds zeros (0) to the beginning of the string, until the string reaches the specified length.

This script will parse a CSV file and place the unique IPs, Domains and Hashes into the context.

Parse an email from an eml or msg file and populate all relevant context data to investigate the email. Also extracts inner attachments and returns them to the war room. The incident labels themselves are preserved and not modified - only the "Label/x" context items that originated from the labels, and the best practice is to rely on these for the remainder of the playbook.

Allows to parse and extract http flows (requests & responses) from a pcap/pcapng file.

Pings an IP or url address, to verify it's up

Populates critical assets in a grid field that has the section headers "Asset Type" and "Asset Name".

Checks whether a port was open on given host.

Shows a bar chart of the number of Positive Detections out of overall detections

Pretty-print data using Python's pprint library. This is useful for seeing the structure of incident and context data. Here's how to use it:

!PrettyPrint value=${incident}

Prints a raw representation of a string or object, visualising things likes tabs and newlines. For instance, '\n' will be displayed instead of a newline character, or a Windows CR will be displayed as '\r\n'. This is useful for debugging issues where things aren't behaving as expected, such as when parsing a string with a regular expression.

Returns the product of two lists, joined by a separator, as a list of strings.

Finds which integrations implement a specific Demisto command. The results will be returned as comma-separated values (CSV). The "Demisto REST API" integration must first be enabled.

Load the contents of a file into context.

Load a PDF file's content and metadata into context.

Extraction of all matches from a specified regular expression pattern from a provided string. Returns an array of results. This differs from RegexGroups in several ways:

• It returns all matches of the specified pattern, not just specific groups. This is useful for extracting things using a pattern where the content of the source string is indeterminate, such as extracting all email addresses.
• Some "convenience" arguments have been added to enhance usability: multi-line, ignore_case, period_matches_newline
• Added a new argument, "error_if_no_match". The script will not ordinarily throw an error if a match is not found but if not using as a transformer within a playbook, it may, in certain limited circumstances, be desirable to throw an error if the expression doesn't match.
• It uses the 'regex' library, which supports more some more advanced regex functionality than the standard 're' library. For more info, see https://pypi.org/project/regex/.

Extraction of elements which are contained in all the subgroups of the match to the pattern.
For example, extracting from the string "The quick brown fox" the object {"article":"The","noun":quick"}
(See arguments descriptions for more details)

Removes a key in key/value store backed by an XSOAR list.

After running DeleteContext, this script can repopulate all the file entries in the ${File} context key

Runs a specified polling command one time. This is useful for initiating a local playbook context before running a polling scheduled task.

Called by the GenericPolling playbook, schedules the polling task.

Searches Demisto incidents

Set a value in context under the key you entered. If no value is entered, the script doesn't do anything.

Creates a Grid table from items or key-value pairs.

Checks an object for an empty value and returns a pre-set default value.

Show indicator geo location on map

Gets a list of indicators from the indicators argument, and generates a JSON file in STIX 2.0 format.

Stops the "Time To Assign" timer if the owner of the incident was changed.

Strip set of characters from prefix and/or suffix
e.g. StripChar value=~!!~www.mydomain.com~!~!~ chars=!~ will return www.mydomain.com

Sums a List
e.g. ["25", "10", "25"] => "60"

This is an example for number transformer.

Compares a single timestamp to a list of timestamps.

Converts
https:%2F%2Fexample.com
into
https://example.com

Encodes a URL string by replacing special characters in the string using the %xx escape. For example: https://example.com converts to https:%2F%2Fexample.com.

Verify URL SSL certificate

UnPack a file using fileName or entryID to specify a file. Files unpacked will be pushed to the war room and names will be pushed to the context.
supported types are:
7z (.7z), ACE (.ace), ALZIP (.alz), AR (.a), ARC (.arc), ARJ (.arj), BZIP2 (.bz2), CAB (.cab), compress (.Z), CPIO (.cpio), DEB (.deb), DMS (.dms), GZIP (.gz), LRZIP (.lrz), LZH (.lha, .lzh), LZIP (.lz), LZMA (.lzma), LZOP (.lzo), RPM (.rpm), RAR (.rar), RZIP (.rz), TAR (.tar), XZ (.xz), ZIP (.zip, .jar) and ZOO (.zoo)

Unzip a file using fileName or entryID to specify a file. Unzipped files will be loaded to the War Room and names will be put into the context.

Verify that the address is a valid IPv6 address.

Verifies if the supplied JSON string is valid and optionally verifies against a provided schema. The script utilizes Powershell's Test-JSON cmdlet.

Return all items from the list where their given 'field' attribute is equal to 'equalTo' argument

E.g. !WhereFieldEquals with the following arguments:

• value=[{ "name": "192.1,0.82", "type": "IP" }, { "name": "myFile.txt", "type": "File" }, { "name": "172.0.0.2", "type": "IP" }]
• field='type'
• equalTo='IP'
• getField='name'

Will return all items names where field 'type' equals 'IP' - ['192.1,0.82', '172.0.0.2']

Tokenize the words in a input text.

Zip a file and upload to war room