Threatdown (Malwarebytes)Install

Summary

Searches usage logs in Threatdown (Malwarebytes) by sending a POST request to the usage logs endpoint, with an optional date range and cursor-based paging set in the request body.

Inputs

• Body Fields — Collection of optional request body fields: Start Date (start_date, string), End Date (end_date, string), Page Size (page_size, number) and Next Cursor (next_cursor, number). The description doesn't state a date format, so use the one the Threatdown API expects.
• Additional JSON Body — Raw JSON object with extra body values. It is merged with the Body Fields collection. The source is only shown as signatures, so which side wins on conflicting keys isn't visible.

Output shape

Items built from the API response for the usage logs search. The node normalizes the response into n8n items.

The source is signature-only, so the exact response shape isn't visible. Paging is manual: pass Next Cursor from the previous response back in to fetch the next page. No path or query parameters are declared for this operation. Credentials supply the base URL and authentication.

Examples

Example 1: Fetch usage logs for a single month

Set Body Fields Start Date and End Date to the month's boundaries, and set Page Size to 100.

Example 2: Continue paging through a large result set

Set Next Cursor to the cursor value returned by the previous call, and keep the same Page Size and dates.

Example 3: Supply the whole body as JSON

Leave Body Fields empty and set Additional JSON Body to {"start_date":"...","end_date":"...","page_size":50}.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide