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sigma-rules/hunting/aws/queries/secretsmanager_high_frequency_get_secret_value.toml
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Terrance DeJesus ba58a1e7cc [New Hunt] Add AWS Hunting Queries to Shared Hunting Library (#3988)
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[hunt]
author = "Elastic"
description = """
This hunting query identifies when a high frequency of `GetSecretValue` API calls are made to the AWS Secrets Manager service programmatically. The `GetSecretValue` API call retrieves the secret value for a specified secret. High frequency of these calls may indicate an adversary attempting to access sensitive information stored in AWS Secrets Manager via a compromised account or automated tooling.
"""
integration = ["aws.cloudtrail"]
uuid = "ef244ca0-5e32-11ef-a8d3-f661ea17fbce"
name = "Secrets Manager High Frequency of Programmatic GetSecretValue API Calls"
language = ["ES|QL"]
license = "Elastic License v2"
notes = [
"Use the `secret_value` field to identify the secret value that was accessed by adding it to the `stats` statement",
"Review the `aws.cloudtrail.user_identity*` fields to identify the user making the requests and their role permissions",
"`user_agent.name` field can provide additional context on the tool or application making the API calls. If not `aws-sdk` or known application, investigate further.",
"Review the `source.*` fields for the IP address and geographical location of the request and compare with the user's typical behavior",
"The `aws.cloudtrail.user_identity.arn` field can provide additional context on the user making the request and their role permissions. Recent changes to role permissions or unusual logins may indicate a compromised account",
"`user_agent.name` field can provide additional context on the tool or application making the API calls. If not `aws-sdk` or known application, investigate further."
]
mitre = ["T1555.006"]
query = ['''
from logs-aws.cloudtrail*
| where @timestamp > now() - 7 day
| where
event.provider == "secretsmanager.amazonaws.com"
and event.action == "GetSecretValue"
and user_agent.name not in ("Chrome","Firefox","Safari", "Edge", "Brave", "Opera")
| dissect aws.cloudtrail.request_parameters "%{}secret:%{secret_value}}"
| stats request_counts = count(*) by event.action, aws.cloudtrail.user_identity.arn, source.ip, user_agent.name
| sort request_counts asc
''']