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[New Rule/Tuning] Linux User or Group Deletion/Creation #4861
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Rule: New - GuidelinesThese guidelines serve as a reminder set of considerations when proposing a new rule. Documentation and Context
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🥇 lgtm
Check compatibilityThese rules are also partially compatible with Auditd, Auditd Manager, and Auditbeat, I need to check setups for this and make these compatible. I will do this before I merge. |
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This rule requires data coming in from Filebeat. |
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I think we should either ship the setup guide with the System integration mentioned or not include a setup guide at all. As is, this indicates that the rule requires filebeat, which is not true.
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Yeah, this is part of the comment above, I need to check all compatibility and make the rule compliant to that. That includes setup guides.
Summary
This rule detects the deletion of user or group accounts on Linux systems. Adversaries may use these commands to remove accounts to cover their tracks or disrupt operations.
Telemetry