added data source for new technique of attack - #1019
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patel-bhavin merged 4 commits intoSep 3, 2025
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When the data is uploaded correctly, Github will show you that : |
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@patel-bhavin Thanks for guiding me. |
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@CheraghiMilad : great! PR is looking good,. we will merge this so that we can run unit-testing in the security content repo For now please ignore the failing validate-attack-data (pull_request) |
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Sure, thanks! Please let me know if there’s anything I need to do. |
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ignoring the CI failure here since it is originating from a fork! file verified manually! |
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I am writing a detection rule for a specific attack technique in Splunk, and I need to include my data source here. The technique name is linux_auditd_magic_system_request_key