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Linux Auditd

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Ever wanted to know who triggered that Linux host in your fleet to shutdown? Perhaps you need a definitive means of determining when and how a service crashes? It may be that you need a one-stop dashboard to check a user's activity across your fleet with a high degree of precision? Or could it be that you're just tired of reading SELinux AVC messages manually? Whatever the use case, if you have a Linux fleet in your organisation, you'll want this app.

For the benefit of other users, please post questions at https://answers.splunk.com unless they are of a private nature, in which case the author can be contacted using the 'Contact Developer' button on this page. PGP public key available via MIT (95B6 922E 47D2 7BC3 D1AF F62C 82BC 992E 7CDD 63B6).

This app is dedicated to my daughter. May this app improve the security of organisations great and small.

Please find documentation here: https://github.com/doksu/splunk_auditd/wiki

Release Notes

Version 3.1.0
Oct. 18, 2019

.conf 2019 release - be sure to attend "ATT&CKing Linux with SPL" session to see the new features.

New Features:
- MITRE ATT&CK eventtypes and tag (TA app)
- MITRE ATT&CK in Auditd data model (TA app)
- SOFTWARE_UPDATE events now supported and report provided

Version 3.0.1
Oct. 14, 2018

Splunk .conf 2018 Edition!

Major Changes:
- Linux Auditd Technology Add-On has been moved out of this parent app and is now available from https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/4232/
- SA-LinuxAuditd app removed and its correlation search moved to documentation

Improvements:
- PROCTITLE type events now decoded and normalised to CIM
- Syscall dashboard now supports keys
- Colour scheme changed to conform to Splunk 7.1+
- Host dashboard now uses new field in inventory lookup to determine uptime estimate, greatly improving performance
- Anomalous Event Volume pane in SOC dashboard updated to improve detection by accommodating changes to the predict command's LLP5 algorithm

Bug Fixes:
- Indices spelling mistake corrected throughout app
- Security Posture Dashboard's Anomalous Event Volume panel renames (https://answers.splunk.com/answers/691234/linux-auditd-app-is-the-spl-for-the-anomalous-even.html) have been fixed (v3.0.1)

Version 2.0.5
March 13, 2017

This release has important bug fixes for which we recommended upgrading.

Bug Fixes:
- Existing uid=4294967295 entry from learnt_posix_identities lookup no longer populates posix identity lookups
- Changed auditd_node transform regex to prevent inode extraction as host (thanks Max Rizzi for reporting bug)

Version 2.0.4
March 8, 2017

This release has an important bug fix for which we recommended upgrading.

Improvements:
- Added prop/transform extracting "node" as host to support audisp-remote (https://answers.splunk.com/answers/507640/audit-logs-from-multiple-hosts.html)
- Added index=* to searches that populate the auditd_indicies lookup so that if the authorize.conf srchIndexesDefault doesn't include the indicies where Auditd events are being indexed, the lookup will still populate correctly
- Upcoming Fedora releases added to distribution_release.csv

Bug Fixes:
- Unknown users being logged as auid=4294967295 no longer populates learnt_posix_identities lookup

Version 2.0.3
Sept. 13, 2016

Improvements:
- Improved CIM 'app' field normalisation.
- Changed deprecated 'seed' option in kernel dashboard to 'initialValue'
- Removed deprecated 'linkView' attribute from single value panes in dashboards
- Removed duplicate 'dispatch.rt_backfill' option in SA-LinuxAuditd app's savedsearches.conf

Bug Fixes:
- The predict command changed in Splunk 6.4, breaking the Anomalous Event Volume indicator in the SOC dashboard (https://github.com/doksu/splunk_auditd/issues/14)
- The System Call dashboard did not show events from hosts with SELinux disabled (https://github.com/doksu/splunk_auditd/issues/12)

Version 2.0.2
April 3, 2016

The following improvements have been made for certification:
- app.conf updated in SA-LinuxAuditd app
- README added to SA-LinuxAuditd app
- Correlation search in SA-LinuxAuditd app enabled by default

Version 2.0.1
March 29, 2016

New Features:
- 5 new dashboards
- Auditd datamodel
- Correlation Search for Enterprise Security
- Automatically learns about your environment (incl. users and hosts) to provide additional context

Improvements:
- Hex decoding of command and TTY logging
- posix_identities lookup generator now resolves uid conflicts
- Eventtypes behind CIM tags

Please see release notes for further details.

Version 1.3.0
Sept. 21, 2015

Version 1.3.0 is being released to celebrate 600 downloads of the Linux Auditd app and .conf 2015.

New Features:
- Added avc_table(2) macro to automatically correlate and summarise AVC and SYSCALL events - the first argument is the hostname and the second is the domain. To test, search for: avc_table(*,*)

Improvements:
- Added support for RHEL 7's SYSCALL event fields
- Updated welcome dashboard to reflect README

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed dest CIM field mapping
- Fixed auditallow AVC result in TE dashboard
- Fixed typo on welcome dashboard

Version 1.2.0
April 24, 2015

New Features:
- System Call and Type Enforcement dashboards now correlate events (see last pane of each dashboard)
- Added ANOM_ABEND signal lookup (Thanks to Pat Boyne for this feature request)

Improvements:
- New extracted/calculated fields
- Login report improved
- Migrated authentication, alerts and account change CIM tags to tags.conf
- Removed timechart axis labels

Bug Fixes:
- Added dedup in "Rare Vectors" pane of Type Enforcement dashboard
- Fixed typo in installation instructions
- Upgrading app will no longer overwrite existing TA_linux-audit posix lookup files

Version 1.1.0
Feb. 26, 2015

New Features:
- Ability to filter by role in System Call dashboard
- Extraction of subject context fields in non-AVC type events
- Effective User ID resolution

Bug Fixes:
- Posix lookup generator saved search bug that truncated directories with more than 50K users

Version 1.0.1
Feb. 7, 2015

Various minor fixes since submission to Apptitude competition.


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