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08-01-2023 04:32 AM - edited 08-02-2023 02:56 AM
Hi everyone,
I'm currently working on how to make some EQL queries to my Elastic Instance from Cortex XSOAR. I'm using ElasticSearch integration, specifically the command "es-eql-search" which purposoe, I guess, is to make a EQL query to ElasticSearch API. However, regarding to the XSOAR documentation related to the Elastic's integrations, I can see that "Query" parameter has to be in Lucene Syntax... and that not makes sense because we "can't" transform an EQL query to a Lucene Query.
Im trying to make an EQL query like:
process where process.name == "svchost.exe"
But it seems that it not works and every parameters seems to be right.
Any suggestions?
Update: I confirm that my query runs ok. But there's a problem with the results. I cant load query hits to the context. If the output is too big, a file is returned...if not, the output is returned as a results that I can only view through another window. Is there a solution to load the output in the context? (Quiet mode: off) (I tried to ExtendContext too and it not works :S)
08-06-2023 07:09 PM
In this case, I would recommend maybe writing something custom using our API core that would make the call and put the result in the context or maybe even a file that could be used by the playbook.
Information about our API: https://cortex.marketplace.pan.dev/marketplace/details/DemistoRESTAPI/
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