sadux
(Konstantin Sapozhnikov)
November 2, 2021, 11:31am
1
Hello! Just want to filter some useless logs from auditbeat. Try this config at auditbeat.yml:
- module: system
processors:
- drop_event:
when:
equals:
event.action: "network_flow"
- drop_event:
when:
equals:
event.action: "logged-in"
It succesfully drop "network_flow" events, but I still received "logged-in" events. What am I doing wrong?
stephenb
(Stephen Brown)
November 2, 2021, 4:29pm
2
"logged-in"
or "logged_in"
?
and is that the actual value in the event.action
field?
Otherwise looks good, what happens if you reverse the order (which should not matter) or just use the 2nd drop_event
.
You know sometimes I get tired of all the indents... this should work as well
processors:
- drop_event.when.equals.event.action: "network_flow"
sadux
(Konstantin Sapozhnikov)
November 10, 2021, 10:52am
3
Problem was with .yml syntax. proceessors block should begin from left side without space. It's work for me:
processors:
- drop_event:
when:
or:
- equals:
event.action: "negotiated-crypto-key"
- equals:
event.action: "disposed-credentials"
- equals:
event.action: "started-session"
- equals:
event.action: "acquired-credentials"
- equals:
event.action: "authenticated"
- equals:
event.action: "started-crypto-session"
- equals:
event.action: "was-authorized"
- equals:
event.action: "logged-in"
- equals:
event.action: "logged-out"
- equals:
event.action: "changed-login-id-to"
- equals:
event.action: "ended-session"
- equals:
event.action: "executed"
- equals:
event.action: "error"
- equals:
event.action: "refreshed-credentials"
- equals:
event.action: "opened-file"
- equals:
event.action: "existing_user"
- equals:
event.action: "existing_package"
- equals:
event.action: "loaded-firewall-rule-to"
- equals:
event.action: "violated-apparmor-policy"
- equals:
event.action: "violated-seccomp-policy"
- equals:
event.action: "changed-promiscuous-mode-on-device"
- equals:
event.action: "wrote-to-file"
- equals:
process.executable: "/usr/sbin/chronyd"
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December 8, 2021, 12:53pm
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