Displays the last 100 malware object analysis jobs with events.
This command returns the malware object analysis jobs with events and includes event information such as the event's type, occurrence time, name, analysis type, and so on. The malware records are listed in descending order by malware ID.
Syntax
show object-analysis events [limit <number>]
Parameters
limit <number>
(Optional) Displays the specified number of entries with events. You can display up to 1000 entries.
Output fields
The following table describes the output fields for the show object-analysis events command. Fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear in the output.
Field | Description |
|---|---|
Malware ID | Specific malware object analysis job number. |
Submission ID | Specific malware submission job number. |
Analysis Type | Type of malware analysis (sandbox or live) that is associated with the malware submission job number. |
URL | Single URL of the malware sample. |
Analysis Timeout | Number of seconds after which the malware analysis stops if the analysis is not complete. |
Analysis Priority | Priority setting for the current analysis, if you add multiple analysis jobs at the same time to the MVX engine queue. The default priority is normal. |
Force | Force the Network Security appliance to perform the submitted analysis even if it matches a previous submission for which forensic results have been generated. |
Profile Name | Guest image profile that the MVX engine uses for the current malware analysis job. |
Profile ID | Guest image profile ID number. |
Application | Application used to test submitted content. |
Md5Sum | Result of the MD5 checksum. |
State | Whether the malware submission job has been completed, is in the queue waiting to be analyzed, or is currently running. |
Submitted Time | Date and time when the malware analysis job was submitted. |
Run Start Time | Start time of the analysis. |
Run End Time | End time of the analysis. |
IM | Whether the sample is malicious. The results can be Yes, No, or blank. If the entry is blank, the Network Security appliance cannot confirm a malicious attack. Further forensics might be required. |
Number of Events | Number of events identified in the analysis. |
Children Malware ID(s) | Specific child malware analysis job number that is associated with the parent malware submission. |
Parent Malware ID | Specific parent malware analysis job number that is associated with the child malware submission. |
Occurrence Time | Time that the event occurred. |
Event Type | Type of event that was identified. |
Trace ID | Specific trace job number that is associated with a workorder. |
Original Malware ID | If a malware sample is a duplicate of an original sample, the duplicate displays the information from the original malware analysis job number. |
Source IP | IP address of the source. |
Destination IP | IP address of the destination. |
Source MAC | MAC address of the source. |
Destination MAC | MAC address of the destination. |
VLAN ID | Network VLAN job number that is associated with an event. |
Attacked Port | Port number that is associated with an attack. |
IP Protocol | Type of IP protocol that is used to transport the threat. |
Example
The following example displays one malware analysis job with an event:
hostname # show malware events limit 1
Malware ID 1751
Submission ID 1751
Analysis Type: sandbox
URL: ffca5eea85bb237901efe8f303a7ae84.bin
Analysis Timeout: 240
Analysis Priority: normal
Force: false
Profile Name: win7x64-sp1
Profile ID: 66
Application: Windows-Explorer
Md5Sum: ffca5eea85bb237901efe8f303a7ae84
State: done
Status: success
Submitted Time: 2015-09-14 00:31:30 PDT
Run Start Time: 2015-09-14 10:28:18 PDT
Run End Time: 2015-09-14 10:37:44 PDT
IM: YES
Number of Events: 4
Children Malware ID(s) -
Parent Malware ID -
Event 9395:
Occurrence Time : 2015-09-14 10:37:44 PDT
Event Type : checksum-match
Analysis Type : Binary Analysis
Trace ID : 1751
Malware ID : 1751
Source IP : 117.108.112.75
Destination IP : 102.81.99.76
Source MAC : 00:47:43:6b:41:67
Destination MAC : 00:35:78:34:76:6b
VLAN ID : 0
Attacked Port : 80
IP Protocol : tcp
Original Malware ID :
Name : Win.Trojan.Poseidon
Match Type : av-match
EDP URL : https://mil.fireeye.com/edp.php?sname=Win.Trojan.Poseidon
User role
Admin, Operator, Monitor, or Analyst
Command mode
Enable
Supported appliances
This command is supported on the following appliances running the specified releases or later:
Network Security: Before Release 7.5. The limit option was added and the command output was enhanced to display the statistics about a specific malware submission job in Release 7.7.