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12-12-2021 12:52 PM
Hello
I am wanting to use XQL and file search to identify any effected machines. searching for files that contain the word log4j results in exceeding maximum results. Has any one developed a query for this yet thats more accurate?
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12-17-2021 06:14 AM
Hello,
Is there a possibility to extend the xql search to the firewall logs "Session end reason"? Because, if i see sesssion end reason Threat, then i'm not interested because it is blocked. But in the xdr_data dataset is the session end reason not present.
How can Cortex XDR stiching the Agent Logs togther with the firewall logs? Do they build a key in both datasets, like time, srcIP,dstIP, srcPort,dstPort,Protocol?
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