Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack Platform

Event search criteria

The following criteria can be used to search for events:

• General information:
  • Host is the host name.
  • HostIP is the IP address of the host.
  • EventType is the type of the event.
  • UserName is the name of the user.
  • OsFamily is the family of the operating system.
  • OsVersion is the version of the operating system being used on the host.
• TAA properties:
  • IOAId is the TAA (IOA) rule ID.
  • IOATag is the information about the results of file analysis using the Targeted Attack Analyzer technology: name of the TAA (IOA) rule that was used to create the alert.
  • IOATechnique is the MITRE technique.
  • IOATactics is the MITRE tactic.
  • IOAImportance is the importance level that is assigned to an event generated using this TAA (IOA) rule.
  • IOAConfidence is the level of confidence depending on the likelihood of false alarms caused by the rule.
• File properties:
  • CreationTime is the event creation time.
  • FileName is the name of the file.
  • FilePath is the path to the directory where the file is located.
  • FileFullName is the full path to the file. Includes the path to the directory and the file name.
  • ModificationTime is the file modification time.
  • FileSize is the size of the file.
  • MD5 is the MD5 hash of the file.
  • SHA256 is the SHA256 hash of the file.
  • SimilarDLLPath — Malicious DLL placed in a directory on the standard search path to make the operating system load it before the original DLL.
• Linux processes:
  • LogonRemoteHost is the IP address of the host that initiated remote access.
  • RealUserName is the name of the user assigned when the user was registered in the system.
  • EffectiveUserName is the user name that was used to log in to the system.
  • Environment is system environment variables.
  • ProcessType is the type of the process.
  • OperationResult is the result of the operation.
  • FileOwnerUserName is the name of the file owner.
  • RealGroupName is the name of the user group.
  • EffectiveGroupName is the name of the user group that is used for operation.
• Process started:
  • PID is the process ID.
  • ParentFileFullName is the path to the parent process file.
  • ParentMD5 is the MD5 hash of the parent process file.
  • ParentSHA256 is the SHA256 hash of the parent process file.
  • StartupParameters is the options that the process was started with.
  • ParentPID is the parent process ID.
  • ParentStartupParameters—Parent process startup settings.
• Remote connection:
  • HTTPMethod is the HTTP request method. For example, Get, Post, or Connect.
  • ConnectionDirection is the direction of the connection (inbound or outbound).
  • LocalIP is the IP address of the local computer from which the remote connection attempt was made.
  • LocalPort is the IP address of the local computer from which the remote connection attempt was made.
  • RemoteHostName is the name of the computer that was the target of the remote connection attempt.
  • RemoteIP is the IP address of the computer that was the target of the remote connection attempt.
  • RemotePort is the port of the computer that was the target of the remote connection attempt.
  • URl is the address of the resource to which the HTTP request was made.
• Registry modified:
  • RegistryKey is the registry key.
  • RegistryValueName is the name of the registry value.
  • RegistryValue is the data of the registry value.
  • RegistryOperationType is the type of the operation with the registry.
  • RegistryPreviousKey is the previous registry key.
  • RegistryPreviousValue is the previous name of the registry value.
• System event log:
  • WinLogEventID is the type ID of the security event in the Windows log.
  • LinuxEventType is the type of the event. This criterion is used for Linux and macOS operating systems.
  • WinLogName is the name of the log.
  • WinLogEventRecordID is the log entry ID.
  • WinLogProviderName is the ID of the system that logged the event.
  • WinLogTargetDomainName is the domain name of the remote computer.
  • WinLogObjectName is the name of the object that initiated the event.
  • WinlogPackageName is the name of the package that initiated the event.
  • WinLogProcessName is the name of the process that initiated the event.
• Detect and processing result:
  • DetectName is the name of the detected object.
  • RecordID is the ID of the triggered rule.
  • ProcessingMode is the scanning mode.
  • ObjectName is the name of the object.
  • ObjectType is the type of the object.
  • ThreatStatus is the detection mode.
  • UntreatedReason is the event processing status.
  • ObjectContent (for AMSI events too) is the content of the script sent for scanning.
  • ObjectContentType (for AMSI events too) is the type of script content.
• Console interactive input:
  • InteractiveInputText is the text entered on the command line.
  • InteractiveInputType is the input type (console or pipe).
• File modified:
  • FileOperationType is the type of the file operation.
  • FilePreviousPath is the path to the directory where the file was previously located.
  • FilePreviousName is the previous name of the file.
  • FilePreviousFullName is the full name of the file including the path to the directory where the file was previously located and/or the previous file name.
  • DroppedFileType is the type of the modified file.