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Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing 4624 7571 Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing 4616 194 Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing 4608 467 Using Microsoft LogParser, summarize EVTX files In the next box is shown the script's result on a Security.evtx file. By using LogParser and Perl I was able to quickly write two scripts called and .Д® This script's goal is to provide an overview and a summary of an EVTX file, at least of what I feel to be a good summary.

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Got recipe, what mission? Recalling Harlan Carvey and Perl scripts that work on EVT Windows Log files, I needed the same processing of EVTX files. What's better than Perl (Python/Ruby/Java/.Net/etc.)? By using LogParser to hide EVTX format management and to filter desired data, one can process those outputs with a script to, for example, to summarize data, to detect anomalies automatically and so on. Since LogParser cannot do everything, it could be useful to add a layer able to apply some logic. Perl? There are many resources on the Net describing LogParser usages, this post will not cover them. I personally don't like so much un-portability but with LogParser you can do interesting fast&furiousanalysis/processing. LogParser can do a lot of really useful stuffs, not only on EVTX and it's not limited on parsing but it owns powerful processing functionalities: unfortunately, it runs only in Windows OSes. Well as key data sources on the WindowsВ® operating system such as theД®vent Log, the Registry, the file system, and Active DirectoryВ®'. On the Microsoft site the tool is described as ' a powerful, versatile tool that provides universal queryДЄccess to text-based data such as log files, XML files and CSV files, as It must be mentioned the great work by Andreas Schuster, Evtx Parser (Perl) but the gold medal goes to Microsoft LogParser (downloadable here). LogParser To the best of my knowledge there are few ways to parse and analyze an EVTX file. What tools can we use to interface with them? In the DFIR the EVTX files could/should play an important role during analysis. There exist on the Net enough resources describing in (great?) details these formats. When facing with Windows XP / 2003, the event log file format used was EVT. As everybody knows, the EVTX is the Windows Event Log File format used in Microsoft Windows OSes starting from Vista/2008 up to now.

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