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#OSQUERY WATCHDOG PASSWORD#

Register the hostUUID received in the host_identifier parameter in the Nodes list along with a new generated UUID as node key.

Check that the enroll_secret matches the enroll secret in the server (This enroll secret can be store in a config file).When a POST /enroll is received the Server should do the follows: "host_identifier": Determined by the -host_identifier flag in the OSQuery remote instance. This POST REST API is invoked by an OSQuery Node in order to announce to the server that it is running and being authenticated. A certificate signed by the CA's certificate.To use this authentication method the following is needed: OSQuery Nodes

TLS client-auth enrollment (not explain here).

OSQuery remote supports 2 different kind of authentications. This post includes the technical description of this APIs and what they should do. Then you have to set up each OSQuery Remote Instance (OSQuery Nodes) to call these APIs. To work with OSQueryi in remote way a server that supports 3 REST APIs has to be built.

It gives you a SQL interface to try out new queries and explore your operating system using SQL language and dozens of useful tables built-in. OSQueryi is the interactive query console of OSQuery. You can perform ad-hoc queries or schedule them Ad-hoc queries

#OSQUERY WATCHDOG PASSWORD#

OSQuery gives you the ability to query and log things like running processes, logged in users, password changes, USB devices, firewall exceptions, listening ports, and more. OSQuery allows you to easily ask questions about your Linux, Windows, and macOS infrastructure.