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Upload file to host

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Upload file to host

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Upload a file to a host running Elastic Defend.

You must have the File Operations Kibana privilege in the Security feature as part of your role and at least an Enterprise license to perform this action.

Request URL

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POST <kibana host>:<port>/api/endpoint/action/upload

The request must include the Content-Type: multipart/form-data HTTP header.

Request body

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A multipart/form-data with the following:

Name	Type	Description	Required
`endpoint_ids`	Array (String)	The IDs of endpoints where you want to issue this action.	Yes
`alert_ids`	Array (String)	If this action is associated with any alerts, they can be specified here. The action will be logged in any cases associated with the specified alerts.	No
`case_ids`	Array (String)	The IDs of cases where the action taken will be logged.	No
`comment`	String	Attach a comment to this action’s history log. The comment text will appear in associated cases.	No
`parameters.overwrite`	Boolean	Overwrite the file on the host if it already exists.	No
`file`	Stream	The file content to be uploaded.	Yes

Example requests

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Upload a file named fix-malware.sh to a host with an endpoint_id value of ed518850-681a-4d60-bb98-e22640cae2a8. It assumes that the file is located in the same directory where the command is being entered:

curl -X POST "api/endpoint/action/upload" \
-H 'kbn-xsrf: true' \
-H 'Content-Type: multipart/form-data' \
-F 'endpoint_ids: ["ed518850-681a-4d60-bb98-e22640cae2a8"]' \
-F "[email protected]"

The relative path to the file to upload. Note the path must be preceded with @.

Response code

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200: Indicates a successful call.
403: Indicates insufficient privileges, or unsupported license level (minimum Enterprise license required).

Response payload

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A JSON object with the details of the response action created.

Example response

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{
  "data": {
    "id": "9ff6aebc-2cb6-481e-8869-9b30036c9731",
    "agents": [
      "ed518850-681a-4d60-bb98-e22640cae2a8"
    ],
    "hosts": {
      "ed518850-681a-4d60-bb98-e22640cae2a8": {
        "name": "Host-5i6cuc8kdv"
      }
    },
    "command": "upload",
    "startedAt": "2023-07-03T15:07:22.837Z",
    "isCompleted": false,
    "wasSuccessful": false,
    "isExpired": false,
    "status": "pending",
    "outputs": {},
    "agentState": {
      "ed518850-681a-4d60-bb98-e22640cae2a8": {
        "isCompleted": false,
        "wasSuccessful": false
      }
    },
    "createdBy": "elastic",
    "parameters": {
      "file_name": "fix-malware.sh",
      "file_id": "10e4ce3d-4abb-4f93-a0cd-eaf63a489280",
      "file_sha256": "a0bed94220193ba4895c0aa5b4e7e293381d15765cb164ddf7be5cdd010ae42a",
      "file_size": 69
    }
  }
}

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