Add socat utility detections - #4253
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| - https://hackers-arise.com/socat-the-advanced-hackers-network-tool/ | ||
| drilldown_searches: | ||
| - name: View the detection results for - "$user$" and "$host$" | ||
| search: '%original_detection_search% | search user="$user$" host="$host$"' |
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Use the emitted dest field in the drilldowns
When an analyst opens this drilldown, the detection result has dest because the tstats search groups by Processes.dest, but it never emits host; consequently $host$ is unresolved and the appended host="$host$" filter returns no matching detection results. The risk-event drilldown below has the same problem because the system risk entity is also dest, so both occurrences should use $dest$ as the companion detection already does.
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Adding detections for socat utility
###Story
MacOS Persistence Techniques
###Detections
Checklist
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