Learn about the types of evidence in the process information category that Forensics might collect from Linux endpoints.
Primary evidence collected on running processes
Forensics displays primary process information a table after selecting Running Processes in the evidence report.
 
| Evidence Data | Description | 
| User name | The user names associated with the process | 
| PID | The process ID | 
| Command line | The command line used to execute the process | 
| Creation time | The time the process was started | 
| Parent PID | The process ID of the parent process | 
| SHA1 | The secure hash algorithm 1 (SHA-1) of the associated file | 
| Kernel time | The amount of time spent in kernel mode in ticks | 
| User time | The amount of time spent in user mode in ticks | 
Detailed process information
|  | ImportantYour system might not collect and display all listed metadata. | 
Primary evidence collected on running processes
Forensics displays detailed process information in columns after selecting an evidence
                  category when examining an Evidence Report.
 
| Evidence Data | Description | 
| User name | The user names associated with the process | 
| PID | The process ID | 
| Command line | The command line used to execute the process | 
| Creation time | The time the process was started | 
| Parent PID | The process ID of the parent process | 
| SHA1 | The secure hash algorithm 1 (SHA-1) of the associated file | 
| Kernel time | The amount of time spent in kernel mode in ticks | 
| User time | The amount of time spent in user mode in ticks | 
File information
Socket connections
| Evidence Data | Description | 
| Local address | The associated local internet protocol (IP) address | 
| Local port | The associated local transmission control protocol / user datagram protocol (TCP)/(UDP)
                                 port number | 
| Protocol | The associated transmission control protocol | 
| Remote address | The associated remote IP address | 
| Remote port | The associated remote TCP/UDP port number | 
| State | The state of the connection | 
| Creator UID | The user ID of the socket creator | 
Associated threads
| Evidence Data | Description | 
| Thread ID | The process ID of the thread | 
| Command line | The file name of the executable file or the command name associated with the thread | 
| Current state | The current state of the process expressed as a representative character | 
| Parent PID | The process ID of the parent process | 
| Process group ID | The group ID associated with the process | 
| Session ID | The session ID of the process | 
| Controlling terminal process group ID | The ID of the foreground process group in the controlling terminal | 
| User time | The amount of time spent in user mode in ticks | 
| Kernel time | The amount of time spent in kernel mode in ticks | 
| Priority | The priority value of the process | 
| Nice value | The value used to set the true process priority | 
| Start time | The running time of the process in ticks | 
| Virtual memory (bytes) | The amount of virtual memory used in bytes | 
| Waiting channel | The kernel address of the process when sleeping | 
| Real-time priority value | The priority value used for real-time processes | 
| Exit code | The value representing the exit status of the thread | 
 
		