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-- Find processes that run with a lower effective UID than their parent (event-based)
--
-- references:
-- * https://attack.mitre.org/techniques/T1548/001/ (Setuid and Setgid)
-- * https://cybersecurity.att.com/blogs/labs-research/shikitega-new-stealthy-malware-targeting-linux
--
-- related:
-- * unexpected-privilege-escalation.sql
--
-- tags: events process escalation
-- platform: darwin
-- interval: 30
SELECT
p.pid AS child_pid,
p.path AS child_path,
REGEX_MATCH (RTRIM(file.path, '/'), '.*/(.*?)$', 1) AS child_name,
p.cmdline AS child_cmdline,
p.time,
pp.start_time,
p.euid AS child_euid,
file.mode AS child_mode,
hash.sha256 AS child_hash,
p.parent AS parent_pid,
pp.path AS parent_path,
pp.name AS parent_name,
pp.cmdline AS parent_cmdline,
pp.euid AS parent_euid,
pfile.mode AS parent_mode,
phash.sha256 AS parent_hash
FROM
process_events p
JOIN processes pp ON p.parent = pp.pid
LEFT JOIN file ON p.path = file.path
LEFT JOIN hash ON p.path = hash.path
LEFT JOIN file AS pfile ON pp.path = pfile.path
LEFT JOIN hash AS phash ON pp.path = phash.path
WHERE
p.time > (strftime('%s', 'now') -30)
AND p.euid < pp.euid
AND p.path NOT IN (
'/usr/bin/login',
'/usr/bin/su',
'/usr/bin/sudo',
'/usr/local/bin/doas'
)