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  • Event ID 1: Process creation Event ID 1: Process creation The process creation event provides extended information about a newly created process. The full command line provides context on the process execution. The ProcessGUID field is a unique value for this process across a domain to make event correlation easier. The hash is a full hash of the file with the algorithms in the HashType field.
  • Event ID 2: A process changed a file creation time Event ID 2: A process changed a file creation time The change file creation time event is registered when a file creation time is explicitly modified by a process. This event helps tracking the real creation time of a file. Attackers may change the file creation time of a backdoor to make it look like it was installed with the operating system. Note that many processes legitimately change the creation time of a file; it does not necessarily indicate malicious activity.
  • Event ID 3: Network connection Event ID 3: Network connection The network connection event logs TCP/UDP connections on the machine. It is disabled by default. Each connection is linked to a process through the ProcessId and ProcessGUID fields. The event also contains the source and destination host names IP addresses, port numbers and IPv6 status.
  • Event ID 4: Sysmon service state changed Event ID 4: Sysmon service state changed The service state change event reports the state of the Sysmon service (started or stopped).
  • Event ID 5: Process terminated Event ID 5: Process terminated The process terminate event reports when a process terminates. It provides the UtcTime, ProcessGuid and ProcessId of the process.
  • Event ID 6: Driver loaded Event ID 6: Driver loaded The driver loaded events provides information about a driver being loaded on the system. The configured hashes are provided as well as signature information. The signature is created asynchronously for performance reasons and indicates if the file was removed after loading.
  • Event ID 7: Image loaded Event ID 7: Image loaded The image loaded event logs when a module is loaded in a specific process. This event is disabled by default and needs to be configured with the –l option. It indicates the process in which the module is loaded, hashes and signature information. The signature is created asynchronously for performance reasons and indicates if the file was removed after loading. This event should be configured carefully, as monitoring all image load events will generate a large number of events.
  • Event ID 8: CreateRemoteThread Event ID 8: CreateRemoteThread The CreateRemoteThread event detects when a process creates a thread in another process. This technique is used by malware to inject code and hide in other processes. The event indicates the source and target process. It gives information on the code that will be run in the new thread: StartAddress, StartModule and StartFunction. Note that StartModule and StartFunction fields are inferred, they might be empty if the starting address is outside loaded modules or known exported functions.
  • Event ID 9: RawAccessRead Event ID 9: RawAccessRead The RawAccessRead event detects when a process conducts reading operations from the drive using the \\.\ denotation. This technique is often used by malware for data exfiltration of files that are locked for reading, as well as to avoid file access auditing tools. The event indicates the source process and target device.
  • Event ID 10: ProcessAccess Event ID 10: ProcessAccess The process accessed event reports when a process opens another process, an operation that’s often followed by information queries or reading and writing the address space of the target process. This enables detection of hacking tools that read the memory contents of processes like Local Security Authority (Lsass.exe) in order to steal credentials for use in Pass-the-Hash attacks. Enabling it can generate significant amounts of logging if there are diagnostic utilities active that repeatedly open processes to query their state, so it generally should only be done so with filters that remove expected accesses.
  • Event ID 11: FileCreate Event ID 11: FileCreate File create operations are logged when a file is created or overwritten. This event is useful for monitoring autostart locations, like the Startup folder, as well as temporary and download directories, which are common places malware drops during initial infection.
  • Event ID 12: RegistryEvent (Object create and delete) Event ID 12: RegistryEvent (Object create and delete) Registry key and value create and delete operations map to this event type, which can be useful for monitoring for changes to Registry autostart locations, or specific malware registry modifications. Sysmon uses abbreviated versions of Registry root key names, with the following mappings: Key name Abbreviation HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE HKLM HKEY_USERS HKU HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ControlSet00x HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Classes HKCR
  • Event ID 13: RegistryEvent (Value Set) Event ID 13: RegistryEvent (Value Set) This Registry event type identifies Registry value modifications. The event records the value written for Registry values of type DWORD and QWORD.
  • Event ID 14: RegistryEvent (Key and Value Rename) Event ID 14: RegistryEvent (Key and Value Rename) Registry key and value rename operations map to this event type, recording the new name of the key or value that was renamed.
  • Event ID 15: FileCreateStreamHash Event ID 15: FileCreateStreamHash This event logs when a named file stream is created, and it generates events that log the hash of the contents of the file to which the stream is assigned (the unnamed stream), as well as the contents of the named stream. There are malware variants that drop their executables or configuration settings via browser downloads, and this event is aimed at capturing that based on the browser attaching a Zone.Identifier "mark of the web" stream.
  • Event ID 16: ServiceConfigurationChange Event ID 16: ServiceConfigurationChange This event logs changes in the Sysmon configuration - for example when the filtering rules are updated.
  • Event ID 17: PipeEvent (Pipe Created) Event ID 17: PipeEvent (Pipe Created) This event generates when a named pipe is created. Malware often uses named pipes for interprocess communication.
  • Event ID 18: PipeEvent (Pipe Connected) Event ID 18: PipeEvent (Pipe Connected) This event logs when a named pipe connection is made between a client and a server.
  • Event ID 19: WmiEvent (WmiEventFilter activity detected) Event ID 19: WmiEvent (WmiEventFilter activity detected) When a WMI event filter is registered, which is a method used by malware to execute, this event logs the WMI namespace, filter name and filter expression.
  • Event ID 20: WmiEvent (WmiEventConsumer activity detected) Event ID 20: WmiEvent (WmiEventConsumer activity detected) This event logs the registration of WMI consumers, recording the consumer name, log, and destination.
  • Event ID 21: WmiEvent (WmiEventConsumerToFilter activity detected) Event ID 21: WmiEvent (WmiEventConsumerToFilter activity detected) When a consumer binds to a filter, this event logs the consumer name and filter path.
  • Event ID 22: DNSEvent (DNS query) Event ID 22: DNSEvent (DNS query) This event is generated when a process executes a DNS query, whether the result is successful or fails, cached or not. The telemetry for this event was added for Windows 8.1 so it is not available on Windows 7 and earlier.
  • Event ID 23: FileDelete (File Delete archived) Event ID 23: FileDelete (File Delete archived) A file was deleted. Additionally to logging the event, the deleted file is also saved in the ArchiveDirectory (which is C:\Sysmon by default). Under normal operating conditions this directory might grow to an unreasonable size - see event ID 26: FileDeleteDetected for similar behavior but without saving the deleted files.
  • Event ID 24: ClipboardChange (New content in the clipboard) Event ID 24: ClipboardChange (New content in the clipboard) This event is generated when the system clipboard contents change.
  • Event ID 25: ProcessTampering (Process image change) Event ID 25: ProcessTampering (Process image change) This event is generated when process hiding techniques such as "hollow" or "herpaderp" are being detected.
  • Event ID 26: FileDeleteDetected (File Delete logged) Event ID 26: FileDeleteDetected (File Delete logged) A file was deleted.
  • Event ID 255: Error Event ID 255: Error This event is generated when an error occurred within Sysmon. They can happen if the system is under heavy load and certain tasked could not be performed or a bug exists in the Sysmon service. You can report any bugs on the Sysinternals forum or over Twitter (). Configuration files Configuration files can be specified after the -i (installation) or -c (installation) configuration switches. They make it easier to deploy a preset configuration and to filter captured events. A simple configuration xml file looks like this: The configuration file contains a schemaversion attribute on the Sysmon tag. This version is independent from the Sysmon binary version and allows the parsing of older configuration files. You can get the current schema version by using the “-? config” command line. Configuration entries are directly under the Sysmon tag and filters are under the EventFiltering tag. Configuration Entries Configuration entries are similar to command line switches and include the following Configuration entries include the following: Entry Value Description ArchiveDirectory String Name of directories at volume roots into which copy-on-delete files are moved. The directory is protected with a System ACL (you can use PsExec from Sysinternals to access the directory using psexec -sid cmd). Default: Sysmon CheckRevocation Boolean Controls signature revocation checks. Default: True CopyOnDeletePE Boolean Preserves deleted executable image files. Default: False CopyOnDeleteSIDs Strings Comma-separated list of account SIDs for which file deletes will be preserved. CopyOnDeleteExtensions Strings Extensions for files that are preserved on delete. CopyOnDeleteProcesses Strings Process name(s) for which file deletes will be preserved. DnsLookup Boolean Controls reverse DNS lookup. Default: True DriverName String Uses specied name for driver and service images. HashAlgorithms Strings Hash algorithm(s) to apply for hashing. Algorithms supported include MD5, SHA1, SHA256, IMPHASH and * (all). Default: None Command line switches have their configuration entry described in the Sysmon usage output. Parameters are optional based on the tag. If a command line switch also enables an event, it needs to be configured though its filter tag. You can specify the -s switch to have Sysmon print the full configuration schema, including event tags as well as the field names and types for each event. For example, here’s the schema for the RawAccessRead event type: <event name="SYSMON_RAWACCESS_READ" value="9" level="Informational "template="RawAccessRead detected" rulename="RawAccessRead" version="2"> <data name="UtcTime" inType="win:UnicodeString" outType="xs:string"/> <data name="ProcessGuid" inType="win:GUID"/> <data name="ProcessId" inType="win:UInt32" outType="win:PID"/> <data name="Image" inType="win:UnicodeString" outType="xs:string"/> <data name="Device" inType="win:UnicodeString" outType="xs:string"/> </event> Event filtering entries Event filtering allows you to filter generated events. In many cases events can be noisy and gathering everything is not possible. For example, you might be interested in network connections only for a certain process, but not all of them. You can filter the output on the host reducing the data to collect. Each event has its own filter tag under the EventFiltering node in a configuration file: ID Tag Event 1 ProcessCreate Process Create 2 FileCreateTime File creation time 3 NetworkConnect Network connection detected 4 n/a Sysmon service state change (cannot be filtered) 5 ProcessTerminate Process terminated 6 DriverLoad Driver Loaded 7 ImageLoad Image loaded 8 CreateRemoteThread CreateRemoteThread detected 9 RawAccessRead RawAccessRead detected 10 ProcessAccess Process accessed 11 FileCreate File created 12 RegistryEvent Registry object added or deleted 13 RegistryEvent Registry value set 14 RegistryEvent Registry object renamed 15 FileCreateStreamHash File stream created 16 n/a Sysmon configuration change (cannot be filtered) 17 PipeEvent Named pipe created 18 PipeEvent Named pipe connected 19 WmiEvent WMI filter 20 WmiEvent WMI consumer 21 WmiEvent WMI consumer filter 22 DNSQuery DNS query 23 FileDelete File Delete archived 24 ClipboardChange New content in the clipboard 25 ProcessTampering Process image change 26 FileDeleteDetected File Delete logged You can also find these tags in the event viewer on the task name. The onmatch filter is applied if events are matched. It can be changed with the onmatch attribute for the filter tag. If the value is "include", it means only matched events are included. If it is set to "exclude", the event will be included except if a rule match. You can specify both an include filter set and an exclude filter set for each event ID, where exclude matches take precedence. Each filter can include zero or more rules. Each tag under the filter tag is a field name from the event. Rules that specify a condition for the same field name behave as OR conditions, and ones that specify different field name behave as AND conditions. Field rules can also use conditions to match a value. The conditions are as follows (all are case insensitive): Condition Description is Default, values are equals is any The field is one of the ; delimited values is not Values are different contains The field contains this value contains any The field contains any of the ; delimited values contains all The field contains any of the ; delimited values excludes The field does not contain this value excludes any The field does not contain one or more of the ; delimited values excludes all The field does not contain any of the ; delimited values begin with The field begins with this value end with The field ends with this value not begin with The field does not begin with this value not end with The field does not end with this value less than Lexicographical comparison is less than zero more than Lexicographical comparison is more than zero image Match an image path (full path or only image name). For example: lsass.exe will match c:\windows\system32\lsass.exe You can use a different condition by specifying it as an attribute. This excludes network activity from processes with iexplore.exe in their path: <NetworkConnect onmatch="exclude"> <Image condition="contains">iexplore.exe</Image> </NetworkConnect> To have Sysmon report which rule match resulted in an event being logged, add names to rules: <NetworkConnect onmatch="exclude"> <Image name="network iexplore" condition="contains">iexplore.exe</Image> </NetworkConnect> You can use both include and exclude rules for the same tag, where exclude rules override include rules. Within a rule, filter conditions have OR behavior. In the sample configuration shown earlier, the networking filter uses both an include and exclude rule to capture activity to port 80 and 443 by all processes except those that have iexplore.exe in their name. It is also possible to override the way that rules are combined by using a rule group which allows the rule combine type for one or more events to be set explicity to AND or OR. The following example demonstrates this usage. In the first rule group, a process create event will be generated when timeout.exe is executed only with a command line argument of 100, but a process terminate event will be generated for the termination of ping.exe and timeout.exe. <EventFiltering> <RuleGroup name="group 1" groupRelation="and"> <ProcessCreate onmatch="include"> <Image condition="contains">timeout.exe</Image> <CommandLine condition="contains">100</CommandLine> </ProcessCreate> </RuleGroup> <RuleGroup groupRelation="or"> <ProcessTerminate onmatch="include"> <Image condition="contains">timeout.exe</Image> <Image condition="contains">ping.exe</Image> </ProcessTerminate> </RuleGroup> <ImageLoad onmatch="include"/> </EventFiltering> (3.1 MB) Runs on: Client: Windows 8.1 and higher. 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Displays statistics for CPU, disk, memory, network, system temperature, and more anywhere on your desktop
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Displays statistics for CPU, disk, memory, network, system temperature, and more anywhere on your desktop
Can also display text-based notes, email notifications, RSS feeds, weather, and virtually anything else you could want on your desktop
Tons of third party themes allow for complete customization of how system information is displayed
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