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splunk-security_content/playbooks/CrowdStrike_OAuth_API_Executable_Denylisting.yml
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name: CrowdStrike OAuth API Executable Denylisting
id: 9d87f2d5-2578-4f39-9eee-c1a88af658bb
version: 2
creation_date: '2025-06-20'
modification_date: '2026-05-19'
author: Christian Cloutier, Splunk
type: Response
description: "Accepts a hostname or device id as well as a file hash as input and add an indicator (IOC) for a device in Crowdstrike. We then generate an observable report as well as a Markdown formatted report. Both reports can be customized based on user preference."
playbook: CrowdStrike_OAuth_API_Executable_Denylisting
how_to_implement: This input playbook requires the CrowdStrike OAuth API connector to be configured. It is designed to work with an endpoint hostname or device id and create an indicator in CrowdStrike Falcon based on the malicious process hash value (preventing it from running on other endpoints) for use in automation playbooks.
references: []
app_list:
- CrowdStrike OAuth API
platform_tags:
- "host name"
- "device id"
- "file_hash"
- "Executable Denylisting"
- "D3-EDL"
- "CrowdStrike_OAuth_API"
playbook_type: Input
vpe_type: Modern
playbook_fields: [device, file_hash]
product:
- Splunk SOAR
use_cases:
- Response
- Malware
- Endpoint
defend_technique_id:
- D3-EDL