ProcessInspectionEvent
Details of a particular process inspection event.
{
"event_type": "string",
"inspection_time": 0,
"buffer": "string",
"buffer_category": "string",
"analyst_task_uuid": "string",
"inspection_status": "string",
"threat_score": 0,
"verdict": "string",
"error_message": "string",
"error_code": "string",
"rule_id": "string",
"os_type": "Windows 10.0.16299 Service Pack 0.0 Product Type 1"
}
Type of process inspection event.
First 4K bytes of the buffer inspected.
Category of the buffer inspected.
Task UUID assigned by Lastline Analyst service.
Denotes the current analysis status of the inspection event.
Threat score assigned to this inspection event. Threat score in the range of 0 to 100 for known verdict. A score of 100 is considered high potential threat. Any score outside the range of 0 to 100 will mean that verdict is UNKNOWN.
This property describes the behavior of the file at runtime. Following is the meaning of each verdict:
- BENIGN: File with no malicious code.
- TRUSTED: Behavioural analysis or prevalence indicates a trusted file.
- HIGHLY_TRUSTED: File from a highly trusted source. For example, Microsoft published the file.
- SUSPICIOUS: File contains suspicious code and on execution can turn out to be a malware.
- MALICIOUS: File is a malicious file containing malware or bad code that can harm the system.
- UNKNOWN: File behavior is UNKNOWN at this point in time or there is some error in the analysis pipeline and verdict could not be concluded.
- UNINSPECTED: File is marked as excluded and hence was not inspected by the analysis pipeline.
Error message corresponding to this inspection event. This field will be populated only when there is some error in the inspection.
Error code corresponding to this inspection event. This field will be populated only when there is some error in the inspection.
ID of the NSX policy rule due to which this process is detected.
Type of the operating system. If available, build number and service pack information will be present.