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Log events have the following attributes that can be parsed using parser fields:
| Attribute Name | Description |
|---|---|
| date_stamp | A string representing the date stamp. |
| log_source | The log source from which the event originated. |
| facility | The syslog facility of the event (0-23). |
| severity | The syslog severity of the event (0-7). |
| aggregated_events | The number of aggregated events represented. |
| source_host | The source host (IP, FQDN, etc). |
| source_port | The source port (i.e. 443, https, smtp, etc). |
| dest_host | The destination host. |
| dest_port | The destination port. |
| source_process | The source process. |
| source_pid | The source process ID. |
| action | The action being taken. |
| command | The command being executed. |
| protocol | The protocol involved in the event (ssh, https, etc). |
| packet_count | The number of packets involved (for flows). |
| byte_count | The number of bytes involved. |
| tcp_flags | The TCP flags (an integer). |
| class_of_service | The ToS (type of service) field (an integer). |
| interface | The network interface involved. |
| status | The status (interface status, http status code, etc). |
| start_time | A string representing the start time (for flows, videos, motion sensor events). |
| duration | A string representing the duration. |
| source_user | The user who initiated the event. |
| target_user | The user targeted in the event. |
| sessionid | The session ID of the session involved in the event. |
| Path | The URI or file path. |
| Parameters | The parameters (web server logs, etc). |
| Referrer | The referrer ( web server logs, etc). |
| message | The message conveyed. |
| ext0 | A field meant to be defined by the user. |
| ext1 | A field meant to be defined by the user. |
| ext2 | A field meant to be defined by the user. |
| ext3 | A field meant to be defined by the user. |
| ext4 | A field meant to be defined by the user. |
| ext5 | A field meant to be defined by the user. |
| ext6 | A field meant to be defined by the user. |
| ext7 | A field meant to be defined by the user. |
In addition, log events have the following fields that are not defined by the parser and parse helpers:
| Attribute Name | Description |
|---|---|
| parsed_at | The time the event was parsed (a datetime object, with 6 decimal places). |
| time_zone | The time zone associated with the parsed_at datetime object. |
| parsed_on | The hostname of the system on which the event was parsed. |
| source_path | The full path of the file from which the event originated. |
| event_type | The event type defined by the parser configuration. |
| eol_date_local | Event end-of-life date in the LogESP database. |
| eol_date_backup | Event end-of-life date for backup copies. |
| raw_text | The entire raw text of the event. |
Rule events have the following attributes:
| Attribute Name | Description |
|---|---|
| date_stamp | A datetime object representing the rule event was created. |
| time_zone | The time zone associated with the date_stamp datetime object. |
| source_rule | The rule that created the event. |
| rule_category | The rule category of the rule broken. |
| event_type | The event type being monitored by the rule. |
| severity | The severity of the rule. |
| event_limit | The event limit for the rule. |
| event_count | The number of events involved. |
| magnitude | The magnitude of the rule event. |
| time_int | The time interval at which the rule is checked. |
| source_ids_log | The source IDs of the log events involved. |
| source_ids_rule | The source IDs of the rule events involved. |
| log_source_count | The number of different log sources involved. |
| source_host_count | The number of different source hosts involved. |
| dest_host_count | The number of different destination hosts involved. |
| message | The message conveyed by the rule. |
| eol_date_local | Event end-of-life date in the LogESP database |
| eol_date_backup | Event end-of-life date for backup copies |
For more on how magnitude is calculated, see the rule documentation.
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