Getting error when trying to check if IP is local and make two separate queries to the CrowdStrike app.

[Izzet]

Hi everyone,

It might me a silly question 🙂

The simplified case.

3 artifacts within the event with 3 different IP addresses:

• 192.168.0.1
• 192.168.0.2
• 8.8.8.8

I'm trying to check if IP is local and make separate queries to the crowdstrike (it could be any other app).

Each query should use filter parameter local_ip:"{0}", so I'm using a Format gadget.

I'm getting  a error during the execution because "Format" function returns joined value: local_ip:"192.168.0.1, 192.168.0.2".  And then it launches crowdstrike app just ones with this filter. But it should be 2 different request with a separate IP address in each one.

I tried to use as a filter parameter for the crowdstrike app:

• "format_2:formatted_data.*" - returns None
• "format_2:formatted_data" - returns "192.168.0.1, 192.168.0.2" as one string

So, how to make 2 different requests here?

Thanks.

[phanTom_old]

@Izzet if you use the format block's list interpretation (https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Phantom/4.9/PlaybookAPI/PlaybookAPI#format) then you can use the .* output. 
In your format block you should put:

%%
local_ip:{0}
%%

Then when you use the .* output the action block knows it's getting a list and will create the relevant for loop to iterate though each one. 

As a side note, did you know the filter/decisions are CIDR aware? So you can use them to determine if they are in a known CIDR range (internal/RFC1918) or not without a custom function 😄 

For example you can put the IP (single or list) into the top field in a filter/decision condition, then use 'is in' then put the CIDR range in the final condition field, see below:

<IP_VALUE>
is in
192.168.0.0/16

If this helped please drop a like below!