The "Potential Criticality" column identifies whether the event should be considered of low, medium, or high criticality in detecting attacks, and the "Event Summary" column provides a brief description of the event.
A potential criticality of High means that one occurrence of the event should be investigated. Potential criticality of Medium or Low means that these events should only be investigated if they occur unexpectedly or in numbers that significantly exceed the expected baseline in a measured period of time.
All organizations should test these recommendations in their environments before creating alerts that require mandatory investigative responses. Every environment is different, and some of the events ranked with a potential criticality of High may occur due to other harmless events. Refer to Windows security audit events for a list of many security event IDs and their meanings. You can also download Security Audit Events for Windows 7 and Windows Server R2 and Windows 8 and Windows Server Security Event Details , which provide detailed event information for the referenced operating systems in spreadsheet format.
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Some auditable activity might not have been recorded. IPsec dropped an inbound packet that failed an integrity check. If this problem persists, it could indicate a network issue or that packets are being modified in transit to this computer. Verify that the packets sent from the remote computer are the same as those received by this computer. This error might also indicate interoperability problems with other IPsec implementations. IPsec dropped an inbound packet that failed a replay check.
If this problem persists, it could indicate a replay attack against this computer. This site uses cookies.
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Protect windows servers and monitor security risks Download XpoLog for Windows Server and Active Directory monitoring — out-of-the-box. Event ID What it means Successful account log on Failed account log on An account logged off A logon attempt was made with explicit credentials System audit policy was changed.
This can relate to a potential attack A user account was created A user account was enabled An attempt was made to change the password of an account A user account was disabled A user was added to a privileged global group A user was added to a privileged local group A user was added to a privileged universal group A user account was changed A user account was locked out A user account was unlocked A privileged local group was modified A privileged global group was modified A privileged universal group was modified A Kerberos authentication ticket request failed The domain controller failed to validate the credentials of an account.
Download free. Join The Community Experts. Learn how to make the best out of your log parsing. I agree to join the mailing list. About us Blog Customers Contact us. Each event source can define its own numbered events and the description strings to which they are mapped in its message file. Event viewers can present these strings to the user. They should help the user understand what went wrong and suggest what actions to take.
Direct the description at users solving their own problems, not at administrators or support technicians. For more information, see Error Message Guidelines. Messages are defined in the event message file. The description strings in the event message file are indexed by event identifier, enabling Event Viewer to display event-specific text for any event based on the event identifier.
All descriptions are localized and language dependent. For more information on building a message file, see Message Text Files. For example, the following is a sample entry in the.
In this case, the buffer returned by ReadEventLog contains insertion strings. The description string can also contain placeholders for parameter strings from the parameter message file.
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