+1I was able to setup a feed to read from a csv file to load data with CSV_CUSTOM_IOC data type.
However, how can this data be leveraged? I tried creating a rule to throw an alert matching an IP address in that csv file but it does not seem to fire.
Is there a reference on this entity data type and how it should be referenced in rule?
+13Hi @jocab, hope you're well. The expectation is that you should be able to see an IOC Match as a result of setting up this feed and then subsequently triggering an event that contains one of the IOCs.
Could you share a bit more metadata about the CSV file itself (like the headers only)?
On my end, I set up a CSV file feed and I'm able to see evidence of it as a "log source" when I use the legacy search (you can use other means to do this if you prefer). Do you see your CSV as a log source similar to what I show below?
https://cloud.google.com/chronicle/docs/investigation/alerts-iocs
+1So apparently, it's no longe rshowing up as a log source in a legacy search drop down. I know for a fact it was before. The feed is running:
Completed
Google Cloud Storage
CSV Custom IOC
2025-03-10 17:30:18
I'll have to look into why it's no longer showing up as a log source.
+1@vaskenh BTW: This is what I was following based on a medium article
# "category","value", "score", "severity"
suspicious_url,domain.com,86
mal_ip,1.2.3.4,17
https://medium.com/@thatsiemguy/ioc-matching-in-chronicle-siem-45a97c0b91a8
it does seem to parse as it shows up in the parser editor.
+13Thanks for the extra detail @jocab. In this scenario, even though the custom rule you created isn't firing, is there evidence of an IOC hit in "IOC Matches" tab (Detection > Alerts and IOCs)? What I'm trying to establish is whether we can separate the rule firing from getting an indicator match. If we can get the latter, then we can focus on the custom rule and why it's not firing.
+1Thanks for the extra detail @jocab. In this scenario, even though the custom rule you created isn't firing, is there evidence of an IOC hit in "IOC Matches" tab (Detection > Alerts and IOCs)? What I'm trying to establish is whether we can separate the rule firing from getting an indicator match. If we can get the latter, then we can focus on the custom rule and why it's not firing.
I have been ssh'ing to the ip / hostname that is in my test csv and there is no alert being thrown in IOC Matches -> Detections -> IOC Matches.
Furthermore, when you filter the IOC Matches sources, there isn't one for the custom csv.
+10So apparently, it's no longe rshowing up as a log source in a legacy search drop down. I know for a fact it was before. The feed is running:
Completed
Google Cloud Storage
CSV Custom IOC
2025-03-10 17:30:18
I'll have to look into why it's no longer showing up as a log source.
Try adjusting the date of your search. The log source list is populated based on that.
+1Try adjusting the date of your search. The log source list is populated based on that.
Ok, that pulled up the CSV Custom IOC source data when I went back as far as February. I didn't realize it would only pop up once to correspond to the ingestion time for that specific entry. I was thinking it would get updated every time the file is read.
+10Ok, that pulled up the CSV Custom IOC source data when I went back as far as February. I didn't realize it would only pop up once to correspond to the ingestion time for that specific entry. I was thinking it would get updated every time the file is read.
It sounds like the file was read in then and hasn't been since then, if you don't see it for more recent dates.
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