auditor | Auditing micro framework for Java | Microservice library
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Auditing micro framework for Java.
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- Add an audit event to the log
- Gets the action action
- Initialize from audit event object
- Gets the session
- Address
- Gets the username
- Set the username
- Set the session identifier
- Set IP address
- Returns a string representation of this audit event
- Get single audit event formatter
- Format an audit event
- Formats the context context context
- Gets the context
- Gets the date property
- Returns the error message
- Writes an audit event
- Main loop
- Writes an audit event to the queue
- Closes the writer
auditor Key Features
auditor Examples and Code Snippets
@Override
public Optional getCurrentAuditor() {
return Optional.ofNullable(SecurityContextHolder.getContext())
.map(e -> e.getAuthentication())
.map(Authentication::getName);
}
@Override
public String getCurrentAuditor() {
String userName = SecurityUtils.getCurrentUserLogin();
return userName != null ? userName : Constants.SYSTEM_ACCOUNT;
}
@Bean("auditorProvider")
public AuditorAware auditorProvider() {
return new AuditorAwareImpl();
}
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Trending Discussions on auditor
QUESTION
I have a playbook to copy the BASH/Python to the remote client and then run the script as the local user. I got a requirement from the security auditor to ask me to save this action as a log in the ansible server. Is there any simple way I can record the history if Ansible runs the script in the remote host?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-03 at 23:05amend the cmd
to output locally to a log file:
QUESTION
I have a security requirement to include in my event logs the machine name / hostname on which an instance of my application is running. Presumably this is so that a security auditor who is trying to trace through a breach can determine, e.g., if the breach is related to one specific compromised machine. This also assumes that all of the logs are being collected centrally in a SIEM or something like one, so you need to know where each event came from.
This was always easy in the past on monolithic applications. However, now I'm working on a Kubernetes-based cloud app with various micro-services. /etc/hostname shows a bs pod name, as each pod has it's own filesystem. The "hostname" command doesn't appear to be installed; even if it were, I have no faith that it wouldn't just parrot the information in /etc/hostname. I need to get the name of the actual machine on which the pod is running from inside the code that is running in the pod (before somebody says "why don't you use kubectl"?); I am happy to accept the name of the VM on which the Kubernetes node containing the instance of the pod is running, assuming that getting all the way back to the hypervisor machine name is a bridge too far.
Is there a way that an application (e.g. a C# dot net web app running using Kestrel as the web server) can reach out of the container and pod to get this information? Or a reasonable way that I can get the scheduler to write over a config map entry immediately before it spins the pod up so the app can read it from there (yes, we are using Helm, but this is information only the scheduler knows at the time the pod is being instantiated)? Or do I have to have an argument with the Cyber folks about how their requirement is impossible to achieve?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 20:27Perhaps the easiest way to do this is to use Kubernetes Downward API. You can expose node name via environment variable defined in Pod spec:
QUESTION
I never worked with this type of issue and now I'm supposed to port log4j.properties file into log4j2.xml and I'm having bunch of problems.
Is there any tool that I could use for this? Or any guide because I'm really stuck here.
List of some Log4j.properties that I have to transfer:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-16 at 16:11I didn't find tool that would translate log4j.properties file into log4j2.xml but manual translation ended up being quite simple.
Example for loggers:
QUESTION
I am trying to migrate data from a Pandas DataFrame to a MySQL database table but that data has some inconsistencies that I want to work around though I have not yet figured out a way to. Any help in figuring this out will be very much appreciated.
Example of the data I have:
user_type (table)
code detail a Secretary b Accountantuser_df (DataFrame with the data I want to migrate to the user table)
id name user_type_code (FK: user_type) 1 Jane Doe a 2 John Doe a 3 James Doe b 4 Jeff Doe c 5 Jennifer Doe dAs you can notice from the above data, the user_type_code
with values c & d cannot be found in the user_type table.
What I want to achieve is to automatically insert those user_type
missing data with dummy information to accommodate for the need of being corrected in the future and keep all the user records.
user_type table (how I want it to be at the end)
code detail a Secretary b Accountant c Unknown c d Unknown dMy Current Implementation ...
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 23:43What you really need is a list of the missing codes in the user_type
table. You can get that like this:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 10:43My problems turned out to be caused by the Eclipse plugins that I was using, not Eclipse itself.
The plugins are these:
- Lombok 1.18.20.
- Eclipse Checkstyle 8.36.1
The solution for me is to run Eclipse using an older JRE.
CauseThe problems are caused by the fact that the plugins make use of internal JDK components that never were intended to be exposed. They have been encapsulated in the lasted JDK as part of this change:
https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/403
Update: Fixes- Eclipse Checkstyle claims to have fixed the problem in this ticket (I have not verified): https://github.com/checkstyle/eclipse-cs/issues/281
- Lombok claims to have fixed the problem in this ticket (I have not verified): https://github.com/projectlombok/lombok/issues/2810
I welcome other solutions that make it possible to continue running Eclipse with the same old plugins even on Java 17!
QUESTION
I am trying to setup some aws_ssoadmin_managed_policy_attachments (there will end up being a lot) so ideally I just want to be able to update a local variable and then use for_each to go through said variable and churn out a bunch of resources the other side.
I currently have something like the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-25 at 13:31You can simplify your variable structure:
QUESTION
I think this should be an easy one but I am struggling to find the correct way to write this and am running out of time to complete.
I have an Access form that uses multiple drop down boxes to filter the records to display in the form. I am attempting to add one more filter. The issue is, my previous filters have all been String format and they work perfectly. The new filter is based on a calculated filed that produces the Year that the record was worked. So I am getting a Data Type Mismatch error. I tried Declaring a new variable with Date format but that gave me an error that says Missing Operator.
My goal is to add cboYearAudited to the list of filters. This would apply only when "Complete" was selected from the cboStatus dropdown box.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 16:01Hy,
Is there a reason why the field : MyFilterYear is a date ? I suggest you use a string.
So what happens then is :
QUESTION
I have three tables that contains the Employee details, their Leave details and their Activity.
Table A EmployeeID EmployeeName Age Title C001 Samantha Yu 32 Auditor C002 Gary Lin 34 Manager C003 Tom Kenendy 59 HR Admin Table B EmployeeID LeaveStart LeaveEnd LeaveType C001 12-07-2021 21-07-2021 Medical C002 01-07-2021 03-07-2021 Marriage C002 21-08-2021 22-08-2021 Annual C002 15-10-2021 15-10-2021 Annual C003 09-12-2021 11-12-2021 Marriage C003 11-12-2021 13-12-2021 Annual Table C EmployeeID LatestActivity ActivityDate C001 Promoted 21-07-2021 C002 Promoted 07-03-2021 C002 Restructure 15-09-2021 C002 Change Department 24-11-2021 C003 Demoted 11-11-2021 C003 Change Department 15-11-2021What would be the SQL Query that meets the following requirements for the output:
- EACH employee only with the LATEST LeaveDateStart,LeaveDateEnd and Date.
- Exclude "Demoted" from the output column.
For example, the output for above would be:
EmployeeID EmployeeName Title LeaveStart LeaveEnd LeaveType Date LatestActivity C001 Samantha Yu Auditor 12-07-2021 15-10-2021 Annual 21-07-2021 Promoted C002 Gary Lin Manager 15-10-2021 15-10-2021 Annual 24-11-2021 Change Department C003 Tom Kenendy HR Admin 11-12-2021 13-12-2021 Annual 15-11-2021 Change DepartmentAs you can see above, Gary has multiple records for his leaves and activities, but in the final output we only need the LATEST LeaveStart, LATEST LeaveEnd, LATEST Activity along with the ActivityDATE.
This is the query that I tried but it still returns duplicate record for each user for distinct LeaveType and LatestActivity.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 09:02you can use a query like below where you use row_number to get the latest inside an inner query for each table and NOT exist for filtering out
QUESTION
Based off the configurations for zap.NewDevelopmentConfig()
and zap.NewProductionConfig()
, I've assumed that zap writes logs to stderr
. However, I can't seem to capture the output in unit tests.
I have the following captureOutput
func:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-18 at 13:13Use zapcore.NewTee
. In your unit tests, you instantiate a logger whose core is comprised of your own highly modified core and the observed core tee'd together. The observed core will receive the log entries, so you can assert that single fields are what you expect (level, message, fields, etc.)
QUESTION
Please find the code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-10 at 18:50Your only error is, that:
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You can use auditor like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the auditor component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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