Services
Windows Services
are a common form of persistence and privilege escalation on
Windows systems. Service data is stored in the SYSTEM Registry file.
Services
run with SYSTEM level privileges.
Other Parsers:
- Any tool that can read the Registry
- Velociraptor
References:
TOML Collection
system = "windows"
[output]
name = "services_collection"
directory = "./tmp"
format = "jsonl"
compress = false
endpoint_id = "6c51b123-1522-4572-9f2a-0bd5abd81b82"
collection_id = 1
output = "local"
[[artifacts]]
artifact_name = "services"
[artifacts.services]
# alt_file = "C:\\Artifacts\\SYSTEM"
Collection Options
alt_file
Full path to alternative SYSTEM Registry file. This configuration is optional. By default artemis will parse the SYSTEM Registry at the default location.
Output Structure
An array of Services
entries
export interface Services {
/**Current State of the Service */
state: string;
/**Name of Service */
name: string;
/**Display name of Service */
display_name: string;
/**Service description */
description: string;
/**Start mode of Service */
start_mode: string;
/**Path to executable for Service */
path: string;
/**Service types. Ex: KernelDriver */
service_type: string[];
/**Account associated with Service */
account: string;
/**Registry modified timestamp. May be used to determine when the Service was created */
modified: string;
/**DLL associated with Service */
service_dll: string;
/**Service command upon failure */
failure_command: string;
/**Reset period associated with Service */
reset_period: number;
/**Service actions upon failure */
failure_actions: FailureActions[];
/**Privileges associated with Service */
required_privileges: string[];
/**Error associated with Service */
error_control: string;
/**Registry path associated with Service */
reg_path: string;
}
/**
* Failure actions executed when Service fails
*/
interface FailureActions {
/**Action executed upon failure */
action: string;
/**Delay in seconds on failure */
delay: number;
}