Manage My Health Breach

Manage My Health Breach

Manage My Health, primarily used as a GP Patient portal was hacked on and data was stolen relating to a large number of New Zealanders.  What do we know so…
Threat Intelligence in SentinelOne AI Siem

Threat Intelligence in SentinelOne AI Siem

Endpoint URL: https://{your sentinelone console domain}/web/api/v2.1/threat-intelligence/iocs

Headers Required: Authorization Content-Type

Official Documentation: https://{your sentinelone console domain}/new-api-docs

 

Limitations of the SentinelOne AI SIEM Threat Intelligence API:

  • It can take up to 25 minutes for a new IoC to become active.
  • The database can hold up to 1 million IoC entries per scope and an error shows after the limit is reached.
  • The DELETE command does not filter by method, pattern, or patternType.

These values under data are required fields: "source", "type", "value", and "method".
"Type" and "method" must be in upper case.

The “validUntil” field is mandatory, and must contain a date, for example, 2021-03-20 09:14:47.779000. “validUntil” determines when the IOC expires.
If the expiration date (“validUntil”) is left blank, by default it will be the upload date plus a default offset value:

  • 14 days for IPs
  • 90 days for URLs and domains
  • 180 days for file hashes (SHA1, SHA256, and MD5)

The maximum offset values allowed are:

  • 30 days for IPs
  • 180 days for URLs and Domains
  • 180 days for hashes (SHA1, SHA256, and MD5)

IOC types it can handle are (uppercase) SHA1, SHA256, MD5, IPV4, IPV6, DNS, URL

The upload date is when the API gets a request to create an IOC.
If the expiration date is later than the upload date plus the the maximum offset value allowed, it will be adjusted to the upload date plus the maximum offset value allowed.