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Initial work to refactor towards Sigma Models #43

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Sigma models are the operating environment within which the sigma rules are evaluated. They consist of the log sources and field mapping specifically designed towards a particular use case.

This PR adds the foundation for models:

  • Adds metadata in config file for each log source
  • Adds samples for events
  • Document each model separately

Started working on event models for real time detection. These can include live sources like ETW as well as EVTX.

Started work on converting some Fibratus live rules to Sigma rules based on the ETW model.

Sigma models are the operating environment within which the sigma
rules are evaluated. They consist of the log sources and field mapping
specifically designed towards a particular use case.

This PR adds the foundation for models:
- Adds metadata in config file for each log source
- Adds samples for events
- Document each model separately

Started working on event models for real time detection. These can
include live sources like ETW as well as EVTX.

Started work on converting some Fibratus live rules to Sigma rules
based on the ETW model.
@scudette scudette merged commit 5d754e4 into master Jan 17, 2025
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@scudette scudette deleted the models1 branch January 17, 2025 05:21
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