RE: Audit Explanations
From: Myers, Mike (Mike.Myers@NWDC.IBS-LMCO.com)Date: 08/16/01
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Message-ID: <F34B3C833DDBD311B77800508B0CB0BF041EAFE9@nwdc02ex> From: "Myers, Mike" <Mike.Myers@NWDC.IBS-LMCO.com> To: "'Dariusz Klar'" <Dariusz.Klar@Sun.COM>, "Jeff Leckemby" <Jeff.Leckemby@sptrm.com> Subject: RE: Audit Explanations Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 07:55:54 -0700
A more direct URL is:
http://www.samag.com/articles/2000/0013/0013d/0013d.htm
The download is almost at the end of the article.
Cheers,
- Mike Myers, mike.myers@nwdc.ibs-lmco.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Dariusz Klar [mailto:Dariusz.Klar@Sun.COM]
Sent: August 16, 2001 1:36 AM
To: Jeff Leckemby
Cc: focus-sun@securityfocus.com
Subject: Re: Audit Explanations
Jeff Leckemby wrote:
>
> Greetings All,
>
> I have been reading items from this list server and doing some research on
> Solaris auditing for quite some time in attempts to find information on
the
> meaning behind items written to auditing files in Unix environments, esp.
> Solaris OSs. My basic need is this... is there some reference that
> explains, tells, deciphers what the text in a typical audit record means.
> Granted some are obvious, f.e. chmod and login entries... but others
aren't
> so easily defined. I am familiar with Audit Token Structure, praudit and
> auditreduce, docs.sun.com. etc., but these sources/tools haven't been too
> helpful. If any of you know of where I can look for explanations of
audit
> events I would be truly grateful for your help. I have attached a snippet
> of an audit file below for reference.
>
> header,130,2,unlink(2),,Fri Jun 08 13:50:23 2001, + 889995370 msec
> path,/var/dt/sdtlogin/0 attribute,10600,root,root,136,99494,0
> subject,someuser,root,staff,root,staff,313,312,0 0 someputer
> wreturn,success,0
>
> header,126,2,open(2) - write,trunc,,Fri Jun 08 13:50:23 2001, + 969994228
> msec path,/export/home/someuser/.dt/sessions/lastsession
> subject,someuser,someuser,staff,someuser,staff,313,312,0 0 someputer
> return,success,4
>
> header,115,2,unlink(2),,Fri Jun 08 13:50:23 2001, + 979998030 msec
> path,/export/home/someuser/.Xauthority-n
> subject,someuser,someuser,staff,someuser,staff,313,312,0 0 someputer
> return,failure: No such file or directory,-1
>
> header,148,2,open(2) - write,creat,trunc,,Fri Jun 08 13:50:23 2001, +
> 979998030 msec path,/export/home/someuser/.Xauthority-n
> attribute,100600,someuser,staff,136,16540,0
> subject,someuser,someuser,staff,someuser,staff,313,312,0 0 someputer
> return,success,4
>
> header,170,2,chmod(2),,Fri Jun 08 13:50:23 2001, + 979998030 msec
> argument,2,0x180,new file mode path,/export/home/someuser/.Xauthority-n
> attribute,100600,someuser,staff,136,16540,0
> subject,someuser,someuser,staff,someuser,staff,313,312,0 0 someputer
> return,success,0
>
> Jeff Leckemby
-- You can use bsmviewer, written especially for this purpose. It makes reading difficult audit logs easier because of graphical interface and other usefull features (pre selecting, filtering).You can download it from www.sysadminmag.com
regards,
Darek
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