sudo cscli collections install crowdsecurity/windows-cveInstalls 2 parsers and 2 scenarios.
View Windows - CVE Detection →sudo cscli parsers install crowdsecurity/windows-logsThen reload CrowdSec: sudo systemctl reload crowdsec
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filter: "evt.Line.Module == 'wineventlog'"onsuccess: next_stagename: crowdsecurity/windows-eventlogstatics:- meta: datasource_pathexpression: evt.Line.Src- meta: datasource_typeexpression: evt.Line.Module- target: evt.StrTime#We need XMLGetAttributeValue because etree does not support getting an attribute value (or at least, i didn't manage to make the correct query)expression: XMLGetAttributeValue(evt.Line.Raw, "/Event/System[1]/TimeCreated", "SystemTime")- parsed: Channelexpression: XMLGetNodeValue(evt.Line.Raw, "/Event/System[1]/Channel")- parsed: EventIDexpression: XMLGetNodeValue(evt.Line.Raw, "/Event/System[1]/EventID")- parsed: Sourceexpression: XMLGetAttributeValue(evt.Line.Raw, "/Event/System[1]/Provider", "Name")- parsed: Computerexpression: XMLGetNodeValue(evt.Line.Raw, "/Event/System[1]/Computer")- parsed: UserSIDexpression: XMLGetAttributeValue(evt.Line.Raw, "/Event/System[1]/Security", "UserID")- parsed: programexpression: evt.Line.Labels.type---filter: "evt.Line.Module != 'wineventlog'"onsuccess: next_stagename: crowdsecurity/windows-non-eventlogstatics:- parsed: messageexpression: evt.Line.Raw- parsed: programexpression: evt.Line.Labels.type- meta: datasource_pathexpression: evt.Line.Src- meta: datasource_typeexpression: evt.Line.Module
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