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Author: Andrew Rathbun | ||
Description: Application crash on launch | ||
EventId: 4 | ||
Channel: Microsoft-Windows-WER-Diag/Operational | ||
Provider: "Microsoft-Windows-WER-Diag" | ||
Maps: | ||
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Property: ExecutableInfo | ||
PropertyValue: "%ModuleName%" | ||
Values: | ||
- | ||
Name: ModuleName | ||
Value: "/Event/EventData/Data[2]" | ||
- | ||
Property: PayloadData1 | ||
PropertyValue: "ProcessId: %ProcessId%" | ||
Values: | ||
- | ||
Name: ProcessId | ||
Value: "/Event/EventData/Data[@Name=\"ProcessId\"]" | ||
- | ||
Property: PayloadData2 | ||
PropertyValue: "StartTime: %StartTime%" | ||
Values: | ||
- | ||
Name: StartTime | ||
Value: "/Event/EventData/Data[@Name=\"StartTime\"]" | ||
- | ||
Property: PayloadData3 | ||
PropertyValue: "CrashTimeFromStart: %CrashTimeFromStart%" | ||
Values: | ||
- | ||
Name: CrashTimeFromStart | ||
Value: "/Event/EventData/Data[@Name=\"CrashTimeFromStart\"]" | ||
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# Documentation: | ||
# https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/wer/about-wer | ||
# | ||
# I've personally seen malicious executables being recorded in these events given that malware is inherently unstable and meant to cause destruction on the host system. | ||
# | ||
# Example Event Data: | ||
# <Event> | ||
# <System> | ||
# <Provider Name="Microsoft-Windows-WER-Diag" Guid="aabc069-a01b-40a0-ba40-9484258dedc5" /> | ||
# <EventID>4</EventID> | ||
# <Version>0</Version> | ||
# <Level>4</Level> | ||
# <Task>0</Task> | ||
# <Opcode>0</Opcode> | ||
# <Keywords>0x8004000000000000</Keywords> | ||
# <TimeCreated SystemTime="2021-02-13 13:23:54.41235647" /> | ||
# <EventRecordID>341</EventRecordID> | ||
# <Correlation /> | ||
# <Execution ProcessID="9160" ThreadID="9140" /> | ||
# <Channel>Microsoft-Windows-WER-Diag/Operational</Channel> | ||
# <Computer>HOSTNAME.domain</Computer> | ||
# <Security UserID="S-1-5-21-3700416482-41278834-2147634035-1001" /> | ||
# </System> | ||
# <EventData Name="CRASH_ON_LAUNCH"> | ||
# <Data Name="ProcessId">12345</Data> | ||
# <Data Name="ModuleName">C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\abcd\evil.dll</Data> | ||
# <Data Name="StartTime">1325767912328572620</Data> | ||
# <Data Name="CrashTimeFromStart">154679327</Data> | ||
# </EventData> | ||
# </Event> |