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How to track if someone is trying to log in every X minutes or seconds as if programmed to do so?

summitsplunk
Communicator

My query looks like this:

eventtype=ftnt_fgt_event subtype=system host="*" eventtype=ftnt_fgt_auth_privileged status=failed
|stats count by src_user,src,action

How would I check if this query produces results on an X timeframe like every 10min?

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woodcock
Esteemed Legend

Like this, for rigid buckets:

eventtype=ftnt_fgt_event subtype=system host="*" eventtype=ftnt_fgt_auth_privileged status=failed
| bin span=10m _time
| stats count BY src_user, src, action, _time

OR this for a sliding window:

eventtype=ftnt_fgt_event subtype=system host="*" eventtype=ftnt_fgt_auth_privileged status=failed
| streamstats time_window=600 count BY src_user, src, action

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woodcock
Esteemed Legend

Like this, for rigid buckets:

eventtype=ftnt_fgt_event subtype=system host="*" eventtype=ftnt_fgt_auth_privileged status=failed
| bin span=10m _time
| stats count BY src_user, src, action, _time

OR this for a sliding window:

eventtype=ftnt_fgt_event subtype=system host="*" eventtype=ftnt_fgt_auth_privileged status=failed
| streamstats time_window=600 count BY src_user, src, action

macadminrohit
Contributor

streamstats and eventstats command are the two which give me hard times everytime 🙂

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