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The Acorn application guide

Text Lab

The example narrows a public DeepBlueCLI export to 71 PowerShell rule matches. Read each command beside its time, computer and event ID. A rule label is a review lead, not proof that a command completed.

Public training example

Filter a large event-log table to specific commands

Example input

  • Forensic text logs and CSV records, including a public PowerShell-related example.

Result or controls shown

  • Filtered tabular and text review views.
Text Lab: filter a large event-log table to specific commands in the training example. View full screen
A CSV filter selects 71 Potentially Malicious PwSh rule matches from a public DeepBlueCLI export. Each row retains its time, computer, event ID and command details.

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Examination steps

Steps to review in your evaluation

  1. Open the relevant table or text output.

  2. Filter the records while retaining event IDs, times and command context.

  3. Return to the underlying source before treating a match as a finding.

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