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…for `AgentExecutor.log` and `IntuneManagementExtension.log`.
AgentExecutor.log and IntuneManagementExtension.log.|
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Summary
This PR introduces two new plugins to parse essential logs from the Microsoft Intune Management Extension (IME) on Windows systems:
agentexecutor: ParsesAgentExecutor.logfor details on IME-initiated script executions and task management.intunemanagementextension: ParsesIntuneManagementExtension.log(and its rotated versions) for policy applications, application deployments, and device configuration changes.These plugins provide structured access to critical forensic artifacts from Intune-managed endpoints.
Motivation for the Contribution
Microsoft Intune is a widespread endpoint management solution. Its logs are a vital, often overlooked, source of forensic data crucial for incident response and threat hunting.
AgentExecutor.logprovides direct evidence of commands and scripts run, which is key for detecting unauthorized activity or lateral movement via Intune's capabilities.IntuneManagementExtension.logdetails application deployments, configuration changes, and security policy enforcement, essential for understanding system state and identifying malicious modifications.