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Threatdown (Malwarebytes)

Interact with the ThreatDown Nebula API by Malwarebytes

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App Block → Search App Block Activity

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Summary

Searches Threatdown (Malwarebytes) application block activity by sending a POST request with filter, sort, and pagination fields in the request body.

Inputs

  • Body Fields — Collection of optional filters sent as request body fields. Includes account name, group ID/name, policy name, rule ID/name, file path, last user, status, OS info (platform, type, version, release name), engine version, NIC IPs, and name multi-search. Also covers time ranges (start_date, end_date, scanned_at_after, scanned_at_before, histogram_time_zone). Some fields have .keyword variants for exact matching. Pagination and sorting use page_size (default 2000), next_cursor, sort_field (default scanned_at) and sort_order (default asc).
  • Additional JSON Body — Raw JSON object merged with the Body Fields collection. Use it for body values that aren't exposed as fields.

Output shape

The parsed API response, normalized into n8n items. Expect app block activity records matching the filters, and probably a cursor for paging.

The source pack shows only function signatures, not bodies, so the exact response shape and the merge precedence between Body Fields and the JSON body are unconfirmed. For more results, pass the returned next cursor in Next Cursor. The properties don't document date formats.

Examples

Example 1: Find recent blocks triggered by a specific rule

Body Fields: Rule Name = a rule name, Start Date and End Date set to the window, Sort Order = desc, Page Size = 100.

Example 2: Page through all activity for a group

Body Fields: Group ID = the group's ID. On each follow-up call, set Next Cursor to the cursor from the previous response.

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