Exporting execution results to STIX

If you select the STIX (.xml) option when exporting all execution results, Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal saves execution results as a file in STIX format.

For the abridged reports, exporting to STIX format is not available.

By default, the format of the file name is as follows: <object MD5>.stix. You can change the file name if necessary. For similar files, the default file name is <object MD5>_similarity.stix.

Each STIX file contains sections described in the tables below.

STIX file sections for Sandbox

Section

Description

Comment

Description

Information about object parameters and execution settings (Executing a file, Starting a file upload and execution), threats that were detected during the file execution, and SNORT or Suricata rules that were triggered during analysis of traffic from the executed object.

Download URLs

Information about the specified web address and web addresses to which the file redirected during the downloading process.

This section is available only for files that were downloaded from a web address.

Files

Information about files that were extracted from network traffic or saved by the executed file during the execution.

This section is included to the export file, if there is at least one extracted or saved file was detected.

Each extracted or saved file is described in a separate subsection within this section.

PE images

Information about loaded images that were detected during the file execution.

This section is included to the export file, if there is at least one PE image detected.

Each loaded PE image is described in a separate subsection within this section.

Synchronization objects

Information about synchronization object registered during the file execution.

This section is included to the export file, if there is at least one synchronization object registered.

Each synchronization object is described in a separate subsection within this section.

Similarity

Information about files that are similar to the analyzed object.

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