Add Common Process Identifier (CPID) field to process #1246
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UUID attribute created for cpid. Attribute added to the process object. Reference feature used to link to CPID specification. Signed-off-by: Mitchell Wasson <[email protected]>
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UUID attribute created for cpid.
Attribute added to the process object.
Reference feature used to link to CPID specification.
Related Issue:
#1205
Description of changes:
The Common Process Identifier (CPID) provides a way to deterministically create a unique process identifier.
This enable multiple system/endpoint data producers to assign the same unique identifier to the same process.
However, existing endpoint software implementations have their own process identification systems which would get mapped to
process.uid.This pull request adds a new
cpidfield toprocesssoprocess.uidcan continue to be used for existing unique identification schemes.More details in the CPID spec here: ocsf/common-process-id#1