deprecated: true
commonfields:
  id: Check Point Sandblast Appliance
  version: -1
name: Check Point Sandblast Appliance
display: Check Point Sandblast Appliance (Deprecated)
category: Forensics & Malware Analysis
provider: CheckPoint Software Technologies
description: Deprecated. Use Check Point Threat Emulation (SandBlast) instead. Query, upload and download data using Check Point Sandblast on local gateway.
configuration:
- display: Server URL (e.g. https://192.168.0.1)
  name: server
  defaultvalue: ""
  type: 0
  required: true
- display: Version
  name: version
  defaultvalue: v1
  type: 0
  required: true
- display: Trust any certificate (not secure)
  name: insecure
  type: 8
  required: false
- display: Use system proxy settings
  name: proxy
  type: 8
  required: false
script:
  script: ''
  type: javascript
  commands:
  - name: sb-query
    deprecated: true
    arguments:
    - name: md5
      description: The md5 to query
    - name: sha1
      description: The sha1 to query
    - name: sha256
      description: The sha256 to query
    - name: file_type
      description: File extension (although the service identifies the type)
    - name: features
      auto: PREDEFINED
      predefined:
      - te
      - av
      - extraction
      - all
      description: Available features - default is te and av
    - name: images
      description: Array of objects with id and revision of available OS images
    - name: reports
      description: Array of supported report formats of - pdf | xml | tar
    - name: benign_reports
      auto: PREDEFINED
      predefined:
      - "true"
      - "false"
      description: By default, reports are returned only for malicious files - you can mark this as true and get benign reports
    - name: quota
      auto: PREDEFINED
      predefined:
      - "true"
      - "false"
      description: If true, response delivers the quota data (for cloud services only)
    - name: file_name
      description: File name - service calculates the file name from the part name
    description: 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
  - name: sandblast-query
    arguments:
    - name: md5
      description: The md5 to query
    - name: sha1
      description: The sha1 to query
    - name: sha256
      description: The sha256 to query
    - name: file_type
      description: File extension (although the service identifies the type)
    - name: features
      auto: PREDEFINED
      predefined:
      - te
      - av
      - extraction
      - all
      description: Available features - default is te and av
    - name: images
      description: Array of objects with id and revision of available OS images
    - name: reports
      description: Array of supported report formats of - pdf | xml | tar
    - name: benign_reports
      auto: PREDEFINED
      predefined:
      - "true"
      - "false"
      description: By default, reports are returned only for malicious files - you can mark this as true and get benign reports
    - name: quota
      auto: PREDEFINED
      predefined:
      - "true"
      - "false"
      description: If true, response delivers the quota data (for cloud services only)
    - name: file_name
      description: File name - service calculates the file name from the part name
    outputs:
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.Vendor
      description: The vendor which found the file as malicious
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.Description
      description: A description of the file as malicious
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.Confidence
      description: Level of confidence that the file is malicious
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.MalwareFamily
      description: The family of malware this file belong to
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.MalwareType
      description: The type of this malware
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.Severity
      description: The severity of this malware
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.SignatureName
      description: The file signature name
    - contextPath: File.MD5
      description: The file md5
    - contextPath: File.SHA1
      description: The file sha1
    - contextPath: File.SHA256
      description: The file sha256
    description: 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
  - name: sb-upload
    deprecated: true
    arguments:
    - name: file_name
      required: true
      default: true
      description: File name - service calculates the file name from the part name
    - name: md5
      description: The md5 to upload
    - name: sha1
      description: The sha1 to upload
    - name: sha256
      description: The sha256 to upload
    - name: file_type
      description: File extension (although the service identifies the type)
    - name: features
      auto: PREDEFINED
      predefined:
      - te
      - av
      - extraction
      - all
      description: Available features - default is te and av
    - name: images
      description: Array of objects with id and revision of available OS images
    - name: reports
      description: Array of supported report formats of - pdf | xml | tar
    - name: benign_reports
      auto: PREDEFINED
      predefined:
      - "true"
      - "false"
      description: By default, reports are returned only for malicious files - you can mark this as true and get benign reports
    - name: file_id
      required: true
      description: The file id
    description: 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
  - name: sandblast-upload
    arguments:
    - name: file_name
      required: true
      default: true
      description: File name - service calculates the file name from the part name
    - name: md5
      description: The md5 to upload
    - name: sha1
      description: The sha1 to upload
    - name: sha256
      description: The sha256 to upload
    - name: file_type
      description: File extension (although the service identifies the type)
    - name: features
      auto: PREDEFINED
      predefined:
      - te
      - av
      - extraction
      - all
      description: Available features - default is te and av
    - name: images
      description: Array of objects with id and revision of available OS images
    - name: reports
      description: Array of supported report formats of - pdf | xml | tar
    - name: benign_reports
      auto: PREDEFINED
      predefined:
      - "true"
      - "false"
      description: By default, reports are returned only for malicious files - you can mark this as true and get benign reports
    - name: file_id
      required: true
      description: The file id
    outputs:
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.Vendor
      description: The vendor which found the file as malicious
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.Description
      description: A description of the file as malicious
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.Confidence
      description: Level of confidence that the file is malicious
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.MalwareFamily
      description: The family of malware this file belong to
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.MalwareType
      description: The type of this malware
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.Severity
      description: The severity of this malware
    - contextPath: File.Malicious.SignatureName
      description: The file signature name
    - contextPath: File.MD5
      description: The file md5
    - contextPath: File.SHA1
      description: The file sha1
    - contextPath: File.SHA256
      description: The file sha256
    description: 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
  - name: sb-download
    deprecated: true
    arguments:
    - name: id
      required: true
      default: true
      description: File id to download
    description: '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'
  - name: sandblast-download
    arguments:
    - name: id
      required: true
      default: true
      description: File id to download
    outputs:
    - contextPath: File.MD5
      description: The file md5
    - contextPath: File.SHA1
      description: The file sha1
    - contextPath: File.SHA256
      description: The file sha256
    - contextPath: File.Name
      description: The file name
    description: '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'
fromversion: 5.0.0
tests:
- no test