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hayabusa

Hayabusa is a tool for threat hunting and generating forensic timelines from Windows event logs, using Sigma-based detection rules.

About hayabusa

Hayabusa is a tool for threat hunting and generating forensic timelines from Windows event logs, using Sigma-based detection rules. Event logs record activity on a Windows system, while a forensic timeline arranges events in time order to support investigation. Sigma is a format for expressing detection rules that can be applied to log data. Hayabusa brings these elements together to help analysts search event records for indicators and organize findings chronologically. The supplied information does not specify which events or rule sets are covered, how findings are ranked, or what output formats are available. It also does not claim complete detection. Hayabusa’s documented role is defensive analysis of Windows event logs through rule-based hunting and timeline generation.

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