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SEP 14.2RU1 IPS log format change

gratstein
Explorer

Hello,

Just sharing here the small modification to the Splunk TA to extract fields from IPS logs, which changed in the latest version.

In transforms.conf:

[field_extraction_for_agt_security]
# The regular expression consists of repeated shorter regex in below form:
#               (?<FIELD_NAME>[[sep_file_field]])
# All those regex are joined by ",\s*" which is a comma actually.
# The [[sep_file_field]] is referring modular regex "sep_file_field". Refer to Splunk Documentation for detail about modular regex.

REGEX = (?i)(?:[[sep_file_prefix]]),\s*(?<vendor_severity>[[sep_file_field]]),\s*(?<Host_Name>[[sep_file_field]]),\s*(?:Event\sDescription:\s*(?<Event_Description>[[sep_file_field]])),\s*(?:Local:\s*(?<Local_Host_IP>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Local\sHost\sMAC:\s*(?<Local_Host_MAC>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Remote\sHost\sName:\s*(?<Remote_Host_Name>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Remote\sHost\sIP:\s*(?<Remote_Host_IP>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Remote\sHost\sMAC:\s*(?<Remote_Host_MAC>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?<Traffic_Direction>[[sep_file_field]]),\s*(?<Network_Protocol>[[sep_file_field]]),\s*(?<Hack_Type>[[sep_file_field]]),\s*(?:Begin:\s*(?<Begin_Time>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:End:\s*(?<End_Time>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Occurrences:\s*(?<Occurrences>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Application:\s*(?<Application_Name>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Location:\s*(?<Location>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?<user>[[sep_file_field]]),\s*(?:Domain:\s*(?<Domain_Name>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Local\sPort:\s*(?<Local_Port>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Remote\sPort:\s*(?<Remote_Port>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:CIDS\sSignature\sID:\s*(?<CIDS_Signature_ID>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:CIDS\sSignature\sstring:\s*(?<CIDS_Signature_String>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:CIDS\sSignature\sSubID:\s*(?<CIDS_Signature_SubID>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Intrusion\sURL:\s*(?<Intrusion_URL>[[sep_file_field]]))?,\s*(?:Intrusion\sPayload\sURL:\s*(?<Intrusion_Payload_URL>[[sep_file_field]]))?,?\s*(?:SHA-256:\s*(?<SHA_256>[[sep_file_field]]))?,?\s*(?:MD-5:\s*(?<MD_5>[[sep_file_field]]))?

Thanks

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