Hi!
Could someone point me where to look: in Microsoft DNS Server index, there is a field with requested domain name - dns.question.name. It contains domain name that was requested by client. The only problem is that after parsing from oroginal Windows server log - it contains additional dot at the end:
lh3.google.com.
so it could look like:
lh3.google.com
Is there any way to get rid of this dot, so I could use this field in Custom match rule?
Thanks a lot in advance.
PS: Just in case data_stream.dataset: microsoft_dnsserver.analytical
Hi Stephen!
Thanks a lot for reply.
Elastic Stack I am using as part of Security Onion (2.4.160), Elastic version is 8.17.3.
Integration - Microsoft DNS Server v1.2.0 (that is the only available in my Integrations section, despite github has already v1.4.0)
I turned on "Preserve original event" in the integration, but don't see any event.original field at the moment...
Trailing dots(.) are common in DNS data as this indicates it is a FQDN. microsoft_dnsserver version 1.4.0 will populate dns.question.name field without the trailing dot. (PR Reference)
I think you need to focus on why you only have Version 1.2 of the integration... Did you trying update the integration? In my Environment 1.4 is available.
Well, it is not about “why there is a dot”. For me it is about using this field in Indicator match rule, and this trailing dot does not allow to perform comparison. That is the only reason I started to look around.
Regarding version - is there any way to install new version manually? I don’t know why my integration page suggests only v1.2.0. Any ideas?
Security Onion people says that is because they still use 8.17.3. And they think that v1.4.0 is available only from Elastic 8.19… Can this be a reason?
DevTools said “not found”.
Thank you. In fact - Security Onion seems to use they own repository, which contains only checked integrations. But they promised to update it in next release.
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