This article lists few examples, these examples will help you to quickly get started with the configuration process by demonstrating practical use cases.
Terminate active sessions
The below configuration allows you to connect to host and run any commands:
- In the above configuration, the killall -u command, will terminate all the active sessions for the specified user.
- Once SSH integration is configured, run a search.
- In the above figure, a workbook named Response for Compromised Account is executed that displays a suspected User on execution of the workbook.
_trigger api ssh execute_command ‘Terminate Session’
- Using _trigger query, an api call is made to the ssh integration (Terminate Session) configuration, which will terminate the active sessions for the suspected user.
Reset Password
The below configuration allows you to connect to host and run any commands:
- In the above configuration, the passwd -e <Username> command, will reset the password of the specified user.
- Once SSH integration is configured, run a search.
- In the above figure, a workbook named Response for Compromised Account is executed that displays a suspected User on execution of the workbook.
_trigger api ssh execute_command ‘Reset Password’
- Using _trigger query, an api call is made to the ssh integration (Reset Password) configuration, which will reset the password for the suspected user
Kill a suspicious process
The below configuration allows user to connect to host and run a command:
- In the above configuration, the kill -9 <Process ID> command, will will kill the specified Process ID.
- Once SSH integration is configured, run a search.
- In the above figure, a search query is executed that displays all the suspicious Process ID's against the respective $DevSrcIP.
_trigger api ssh execute_command ‘Kill Process’ _$DevSrcIP_
- Using _trigger query, an api call is made to the ssh integration (Kill Process) configuration, which will terminate the processes running on the host $DevSrcIP.