Open IgorHrkswxryski opened 6 months ago
Hi,
I am trying to convert the following correlation rule :
title: Multiple failed logons id: a8418a5a-5fc4-46b5-b23b-6c73beb19d41 description: Detects multiple failed logins within a certain amount of time name: multiple_failed_login correlation: type: event_count rules: - failed_login group-by: - User timespan: 10m condition: gte: 10 --- title: Single failed login id: 53ba33fd-3a50-4468-a5ef-c583635cfa92 name: failed_login logsource: product: windows service: security detection: selection: EventID: - 529 - 4625 condition: selection
With the following piece of code :
from sigma.collection import SigmaCollection from sigma.backends.splunk import SplunkBackend from sigma.pipelines.splunk import ( splunk_windows_pipeline, splunk_windows_sysmon_acceleration_keywords, splunk_cim_data_model, ) from sigma.pipelines.common import windows_logsource_mapping from sigma.exceptions import SigmaTransformationError import yaml stream = open("/home/user/correl_rule/test.yml", "r") sigma_rule_yaml = yaml.load_all(stream, yaml.FullLoader) pipeline = splunk_windows_pipeline() backend = SplunkBackend(pipeline) rule = SigmaCollection.from_yaml(yaml.dump_all(sigma_rule_yaml)) result = backend.convert(rule, "savedsearches") print(result)
The result if the following :
[default] dispatch.earliest_time = -30d dispatch.latest_time = now [Single failed login] description = search = source="WinEventLog:Security" EventCode IN (529, 4625) | bin _time span=10m | stats count as event_count by _time User | search event_count >= 10
I would like to know why the stanza name is not the correlation rule name itself but the detection rule one ? same for description, etc. ?
Thank you in advance !
Cheers
Looks like a bug to me!
Hi,
I am trying to convert the following correlation rule :
With the following piece of code :
The result if the following :
I would like to know why the stanza name is not the correlation rule name itself but the detection rule one ? same for description, etc. ?
Thank you in advance !
Cheers