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eblackburn
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06-10-2022
07:53 AM
Does anyone have experience writing a query that can be used to alert on disabled AD accounts being re-enabled? I've learned that Windows EventCode 4722 can be used to find accounts being enabled, but I'm unsure of how to correlate that with whether or not the account was in a disabled state beforehand.
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Stefanie
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06-13-2022
06:43 AM
How long back are you looking to detect when an account was disabled?
I've found a query that may suit your needs
EventCode=4725 OR EventCode=4722 earliest=-60d
|eval account=mvindex(Account_Name,1)
|stats values(_time) as times, earliest(EventCode) as firstEvent, latest(EventCode) as lastEvent by account
|replace "4722" with "enabled" in firstEvent, lastEvent
|replace "4725" with "disabled" in firstEvent, lastEvent
|search account != "*\$" AND firstEvent != "enabled" AND lastEvent != "disabled"
|convert ctime(times)
|table times, firstEvent, lastEvent, account
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Stefanie
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06-13-2022
06:43 AM
How long back are you looking to detect when an account was disabled?
I've found a query that may suit your needs
EventCode=4725 OR EventCode=4722 earliest=-60d
|eval account=mvindex(Account_Name,1)
|stats values(_time) as times, earliest(EventCode) as firstEvent, latest(EventCode) as lastEvent by account
|replace "4722" with "enabled" in firstEvent, lastEvent
|replace "4725" with "disabled" in firstEvent, lastEvent
|search account != "*\$" AND firstEvent != "enabled" AND lastEvent != "disabled"
|convert ctime(times)
|table times, firstEvent, lastEvent, account
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eblackburn
Path Finder
06-17-2022
12:58 PM
That's really helpful. Thanks!
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