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Implement ancestor_of and descendant_of process ancestry functions #68

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rabbitstack opened this issue May 17, 2021 · 0 comments
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These functions would enable us to build filters that evaluate process relationships. The ancestor_of function returns the parent of the process that's executing the kernel event. For example, ancestor_of('cmd.exe') would match all events where the process that generated them is the parent of the cmd.exe process. Conversely, the descendant_of function evaluates whether the process is a child of the process that is associated with the current event. For example, descendant_of('cmd.exe') would match all events where the cmd.exe process is the parent process.

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