Plugin
| Arg | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| filename | CSV files to open | list of OSPath (required) |
| accessor | The accessor to use | string |
| auto_headers | If unset the first row is headers | bool |
| separator | Comma separator (default ‘,’) | string |
| comment | The single character that should be considered a comment | string |
| columns | The columns to use | list of string |
Parses events from a CSV file.
Parses records from a CSV file. We expect the first row of the CSV file to contain column names. This parser specifically supports Velociraptor’s own CSV dialect and so it is perfect for post processing already existing CSV files.
The types of each value in each column is deduced based on Velociraptor’s standard encoding scheme. Therefore types are properly preserved when read from the CSV file.
For example, downloading the results of a hunt in the GUI will produce
a CSV file containing artifact rows collected from all clients. We
can then use the parse_csv() plugin to further filter the CSV file,
or to stack using group by.
The following stacks the result from a
Windows.Applications.Chrome.Extensions artifact:
SELECT count(items=User) As TotalUsers, Name
FROM parse_csv(filename="All Windows.Applications.Chrome.Extensions.csv")
Order By TotalUsers
Group By Name