Search Incidents for entries from an IP Range

[CodnChips]

Hi,

I'm trying to perform some retrospective investigations and would like to be able to list any Sentinel Incident that contained an entity from a specific IP range.

I'm not great at KQL, so trying to figure it out - any assistance\pointers would be greatly appreciated & educational!!  Many thanks

**I've found one of the example queries I'm going to try and butcher and see what happens.  Will update if I solve it :)

[#2]

@CodnChips Take a look at the KQL function "ipv4_is_in_range" ipv4_is_in_range() - Azure Data Explorer | Microsoft Docs   and see if that will work for you.

[#3]

Hey Gary, thanks for your response.
Yes, I've stumbled across that and am trying to mash that up with the built in query for "Alerts involving a user" - but replacing the "user bits" with the IP address\host\entity

[#4]

@CodnChips 

let rangeToCheck = "10.20.60.1/24";
SecurityAlert
| extend AlertEntities = parse_json(Entities)
| mv-expand AlertEntities
| where isnotempty(AlertEntities)
| where AlertEntities.Type == "ip"
| extend Entity = tostring(AlertEntities.Address)
| extend EntityType = tostring(AlertEntities.Type)
| distinct Entity, EntityType
| extend inRange = ipv4_is_in_range(Entity, rangeToCheck)

Amend line #1 to put the range you are looking for, gives you a true/false

[#5]

Hi @Clive_Watson,
Thankyou very much for your code example - this is fantastic and educational.
I'd like to bolt on to this, the incident number & Title that the entity featured in.
Would I need to use a join - like this? (Not my code - taken from the pre-loaded queries):
AlertEvidence
| join AlertInfo on AlertId
| project Timestamp, AlertId, Title, Category , Severity , ServiceSource , DetectionSource , AttackTechniques

[#6 · Accepted solution]

@CodnChips 

let rangeToCheck = "10.0.0.1/24";
SecurityIncident
| summarize arg_max(TimeGenerated,*) by IncidentNumber
| extend Alerts = extract("\\[(.*?)\\]", 1, tostring(AlertIds))
| mv-expand AlertIds to typeof(string)
| join 
(
    SecurityAlert
    | extend AlertEntities = parse_json(Entities)
    | mv-expand AlertEntities
    | where isnotempty(AlertEntities)
    | where AlertEntities.Type == "ip"
    | extend EntityIP = tostring(AlertEntities.Address)
    | extend EntityType = tostring(AlertEntities.Type)
    | extend inRange = ipv4_is_in_range(EntityIP, rangeToCheck)
) on $left.AlertIds == $right.SystemAlertId
| project IncidntName = Title, IncidentNumber=IncidentNumber, inRange, EntityIP, EntityType, AlertId = AlertIds, AlertName = AlertName

[#7]

I reckon I'm in the wrong schema - going to try this one:
SecurityIncident

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sentinel/manage-soc-with-incident-metrics

[#8]

WOOOAH - You've done it!!
That's is AMZING @Clive_Watson!!
Thanks so much - I will learn where I was going wrong (Everywhere!! :):):) )