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1. i am ingesting firewall logs as syslog and trying to parse out the fields accordingly using the split command, i have a problem that the beginig of the logs is not piped and i have made the split in 2 occasions. as you can see in the attached pic theFWD|UDP|p4| fields are nit parsed out. this is the _raw syslog message: Security F180 Block: FWD|UDP|p4|192.168.x,x|67|00:15:5d:0f:c4:01|255.255.255.255|68|bootpc||LAN-2-INTERNET|4017|0.0.0.0|0.0.0.0|0|1| 2. can you show me the same using normal regex i cant see in MSFT doc how to do it the old way 🙂 3. should i do the parsing on search time of the query? doesnt it increase the search time?17KViews0likes6CommentsPalo Alto Global Protect Logs Missing Most information
Hi all, I've integrated Palo Firewall with MS Sentinel. For most log type (Traffic, Threat, System), everything is working fine. But for GlobalProtect log type, it's missing almost all valuable values (no username, authentication status (failed or success), Portal Name, Gateway Name, etc... I used to following URL to defines CEF format. https://github.com/pemontto/Palo-Alto-CEF/blob/master/10.0/globalprotect.txt PS: PANOS version 11.x Any idea ?? Regards, HASolved1KViews0likes6CommentsCannot access aka.ms/lademo
Hello team, I am Nikolas. I am learning KQL for Microsoft Sentinel. As far as I know, we can access the aka.ms/lademo for demo data. However I cannot access the demo. I tried using VPN, access page from many other devices with different IP address different account. But it does not work. Can you help to confirm if this link is still accessible. I can access the resource last week, but not this week. I am looking forward to hearing from you.Solved148Views1like2CommentsSentinel IP for WEST EUROPE
Hi. I have this issue, where I have Sentinel and need the data connector setup for accessing Github. If my github Org do have IP Allow list enabled this do not work. So I need to find the IP's that the Connector talks out from Azure / Sentinel with when hitting the github service so I can whitelist those. If I take the IP scopes for Sentinel they are quite extensive and it cannot be that I need to whitelist every single Azure monitor/sentinel IP just to get those that Sentinel uses to talk to an API, but how can I find the needed IP's Or is there another way to get Audit logs from Github when there is IP restrictions enabled on the Github organization (in a github cloud enterprice setup)16Views0likes0CommentsMicrosoft Defender Vulnerability Management Data in Sentinel
Anyone know when Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management data will be available in Microsoft Defender XDR connector in Sentinel? If it won't be available soon, what is the best way to collect Vulnerability Management data to Sentinel? Thanks45Views1like1CommentUsing the New-AzSentinelDataConnector cmdlet
I have tried using the New-AzSentinelDataConnector cmdlet to create or update a data connector. I have not fully gotten this solution working, trying to enable the Microsoft Entra ID data connector. To emphasise this point, these were the PowerShell commands I ran... $ResourceGroup = "rg-sentinel" $WorkspaceName = "ingested-data-sentinel" # Connect to Azure and return Tenant ID $Connection = Connect-AzAccount $TenantId = $Connection.Context.Tenant.Id # Create Data Connector (AAD/Entra ID) New-AzSentinelDataConnector -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroup -WorkspaceName $WorkspaceName -kind AzureActiveDirectory -TenantId $TenantID -Alerts Enabled The error output can be seen in the screenshot attached. Has anyone successfully deployed a data connector with this PowerShell cmdlet?49Views0likes1CommentDaily "Network Port Sweep detected on port x" but no Source IP
For a couple of months we have been getting "Network Port Sweep was detection by multiple IPs" with ports 135 and 445 mostly. The KQL attached lists a load of Destination IPs but no Source IP (see example below) All these are inside our network, and so not coming from outside the network where the firewall would block such scans. We suspect it is one of our network tools such as Solarwinds but without the Source IP it is difficult to prove anything. // The query_now parameter represents the time (in UTC) at which the scheduled analytics rule ran to produce this alert. set query_now = datetime(2024-06-24T03:01:10.2587643Z); let lookback = 1h; let threshold = 20; _Im_NetworkSession(starttime=ago(lookback), endtime=now()) | where NetworkDirection == "Inbound" | summarize make_set(DstIpAddr, 100) by DstPortNumber | where array_length(set_DstIpAddr) > threshold Tried to modify the query, this is the KQL I have tried. set query_now = datetime(2024-01-26T07:47:48.3756000Z); let lookback = 1h; let threshold = 20; _Im_NetworkSession(starttime=ago(lookback), endtime=now()) | where NetworkDirection == "Inbound" | summarize make_set(DstIpAddr, 100), make_set(SrcIpAddr, 100) by DstPortNumber | where array_length(set_DstIpAddr) > threshold Anyone got any suggestions on how we can track down what is causing this alert in Sentinel?1.4KViews0likes7Comments