show submission done

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Displays a list of all the malware submission jobs whose static and dynamic analysis have been completed. This command returns information such as the type of file, status of the malware submission, analysis object that is associated with the submission job, and so on. The malware submission jobs are listed in ascending order by submission ID. You can display up to 100 jobs by default.

Syntax

show submission done [limit <number>]

Parameters

limit <number>

(Optional) Displays the specified number of entries that have completed static and dynamic analysis jobs. A higher number might increase command response time.

Output fields

The following table describes the output fields for the show submission done command. Fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear in the output.

Field

Description

Submission ID

Specific malware submission job number.

UUID

Specific universally unique identifier that is associated with the malware submission on an integrated Network Security appliance or a Network Security sensor.

Malware ID

Specific malware analysis job number.

Source IpAddress

IP address of the source.

Destination IpAddress

IP address of the destination.

Status

Whether the analysis succeeded or failed.

Malicious

Whether the malware submission job was detected as malicious.

Analysis Object ID

Analysis object job number that is associated with the malware submission.

Analysis Object Name

Analysis object name that is associated with the malware submission job.

Analysis File Type

Analysis file type that is associated with the malware submission job.

Dynamic Analysis weight

Weight that is assigned to a dynamic analysis job on a particular object.

Dynamic Analysis jobs

Number of dynamic analysis jobs that have been processed on a particular object.

Job ID

Job number that is associated with the malware submission.

OS name

Type of guest image profile.

Application name

Type of application.

OS Changes weight

Weight assigned based on a correlation between a set of rules and a set of operating system (OS) change activities detected by the virtual machine (VM) during dynamic analysis.

CNC Match weight

Weight that is assigned by a custom rule that is used for callback detection on a VM during dynamic analysis.

Assigned time

Timestamp generated when the malware submission job started the detection operation on a VM.

Complete time

Timestamp generated when the malware submission job completed the detection operation on a VM.

Job runtime

Time needed to complete the malware submission job.

Examples

The following example displays a limit of two malware submissions whose static and dynamic analysis jobs are finished:

hostname # show submission done limit 2
Submission ID: 8
   UUID                  : e2e25565-20bd-4148-a435-2d761077a55b
   Malware ID            : 16
   Source IpAddress      : 108.157.161.251
   Destination IpAddress : 238.174.95.154
   md5sum                : 77b6d8fa25ef0be3aced5c31bcec35fe
   File type             : exe
   Status                : success
   Malicious             : YES
     Analysis Object ID      : 7
     Analysis Object Name    : 014s.exe
     Analysis File Type      : exe
     md5sum                  : 77b6d8fa25ef0be3aced5c31bcec35fe
     Static Analysis weight  : 100
     Dynamic Analysis weight : 100
     Dynamic Analysis jobs   : 2
     Static Analysis jobs    : 4
           SA engine weight       : 100
           SA job ID              : 17
                SA sub-engine name         : avs
                SA sub-engine signature    : Trojan.Generic
                SA sub-engine weight       : 100
           SA engine weight       : 80
           SA job ID              : 18
                 SA sub-engine name         : clamd
                 SA sub-engine signature    : PUA.Win.Packer.Upack-48
                 SA sub-engine weight       : 80
           Job ID                 : 12
           OS name                : win7x64-sp1
           Application name       : Windows Explorer
           OS Changes weight      : 100
           CNC Match weight       : 0
           Assigned time          : 2016-04-28 00:39:33.851213
           Complete time          : 2016-04-28 00:43:36.324287
           Job runtime            : 00:04:02.473074
           Signature              : Malware.Binary.exe
           Job ID                 : 11
           OS name                : winxp-sp3
           Application name       : Windows Explorer
           OS Changes weight      : 100
           CNC Match weight       : 0
           Assigned time          : 2016-04-28 00:36:47.52572
           Complete time          : 2016-04-28 00:40:48.744118
           Job runtime            : 00:04:01.218398
           Signature              : Malware.Binary.exe
Submission ID: 9
   UUID                  : 750a471f-a60c-44f8-be91-a1030ce05c3b
   Malware ID            : 9
   Source IpAddress      : 108.157.161.251
   Destination IpAddress : 111.141.187.149
   md5sum                : 38323e5d6d131656d2ea0206b6f9bbdb
   File type             : exe
   Status                : timeout
   Malicious             : NO

User role

Administrator, Monitor, or Analyst

Command mode

Enable

Supported appliances

This command is supported on the following appliances running the specified releases or later:

  • Malware Analysis: Release 7.7

  • File Protect: Release 7.7

  • Network Security: Release 7.7. The command output was enhanced to include the UUID field on an integrated Network Security appliance or a Network Security sensor in Release 7.9.

  • Email Security — Server: Release 7.8