Check Point Sandblast
Deprecated. Use Check Point Threat Emulation (SandBlast) instead. Query, upload and download data using Check Point Sandblast on cloud.
- Category
- Forensics & Malware Analysis
- Pack
- Sandblast
Configuration parameters
- server — Server URL (e.g. https://192.168.0.1) (required)
- version — Version (required)
- useApiKey — Use API Key
- token — API key
- insecure — Trust any certificate (not secure)
- proxy — Use system proxy settings
Commands (8)
- sandblast-download — Use the Download API to have a client application download files generated by the Check Point Threat Prevention service: analysis reports, Threat Emulation sandbox outputs, and more. The request must have the ID of the file to download
- sandblast-query — Use the Query API to have a client application look for either the analysis report of a specific file on the Check Point Threat Prevention service databases or the status of a file, uploaded for analysis
- sandblast-quota — Use the Quote API to have a client application get the current license and quota status of the API Key that you use
- sandblast-upload — Use the Upload API to have a client application request that Check Point Threat Prevention modules scan and analyze a file. When you upload a file to the service, the file is encrypted. It is un-encrypted during analysis, and then deleted
- sb-download — Use the Download API to have a client application download files generated by the Check Point Threat Prevention service: analysis reports, Threat Emulation sandbox outputs, and more. The request must have the ID of the file to download
- sb-query — Use the Query API to have a client application look for either the analysis report of a specific file on the Check Point Threat Prevention service databases or the status of a file, uploaded for analysis
- sb-quota — Use the Quote API to have a client application get the current license and quota status of the API Key that you use
- sb-upload — Use the Upload API to have a client application request that Check Point Threat Prevention modules scan and analyze a file. When you upload a file to the service, the file is encrypted. It is un-encrypted during analysis, and then deleted