Sigma rule processing and conversion tools
Project description
pySigma
pySigma
is a python library that parses and converts Sigma rules into queries. It is a replacement
for the legacy Sigma toolchain (sigmac) with a much cleaner design and is almost fully tested.
Backends for support of conversion into query languages and processing pipelines for transforming
rule for log data models are separated into dedicated projects to keep pySigma itself slim and
vendor-agnostic. See the Related Projects section below to get an overview.
Getting Started
To start using pySigma
, install it using your python package manager of choice. Examples:
pip install pysigma
pipenv install pysigma
poetry add pysigma
Documentation with some usage examples can be found here.
Features
pySigma
brings a number of additional features compared to sigmac
, as well as some changes.
Modifier comparison between pySigma and sigmac
Modifier | Use | sigmac legacy |
---|---|---|
contains | the value is matched anywhere in the field (strings and regular expressions) | X |
startswith | The value is expected at the beginning of the field's content (strings and regular expressions) | X |
endswith | The value is expected at the end of the field's content (strings and regular expressions) | X |
base64 | The value is encoded with Base64 | X |
base64offset | If a value might appear somewhere in a base64-encoded value the representation might change depending on the position in the overall value | X |
wide | transforms value to UTF16-LE encoding | X |
re | value is handled as regular expression by backends | X |
cidr | value is handled as a IP CIDR by backends | |
all | This modifier changes OR logic to AND | X |
lt | Field is less than the value | |
lte | Field is less or egal than the value | |
gt | Field is Greater than the value | |
gte | Field is Greater or egal than the value | |
expand | Modifier for expansion of placeholders in values. It replaces placeholder strings (%something%) |
Overview
Conversion Overview
Pipelines
More details are described in the documentation.
Testing
pySigma uses pytest as testing framework. Simply run pytest
to run all tests. Run pytest --cov=sigma
to get a coverage report.
Building
To build your own package run poetry build
.
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. Please feel free to lodge any issues/PRs as discussion points.
Maintainers
The project is currently maintained by:
- Thomas Patzke thomas@patzke.org
- frack113
Related Projects
pySigma isn't a monolithic library attempting to support everything but the core. Support for target query languages and log data models is provided by additional packages that extend pySigma:
- sigma-cli: a command line interface for conversion of Sigma rules based on pySigma. (work in progress, not yet on PyPI)
- pySigma-backend-splunk:
- pySigma-pipeline-sysmon
- pySigma-pipeline-crowdstrike
All packages can also be installed from PyPI if not mentioned otherwise by the Python package manager of your choice.
License
GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1. For details, please see the full license file located here.
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