Procmon-parser exports a ProcmonLogsReader class for reading logs directly from a PML file: > from procmon_parser import ProcmonLogsReader > f = open ( 'LogFile.PML', 'rb' ) > pml_reader = ProcmonLogsReader ( f ) > len ( pml_reader ) # number of logs 53214 > first_event = next ( pml_reader ) # reading the next event in the log > print ( first_event ) Process Name = dwm. dump_configuration ( config, f ) File Formatįor the raw binary format of PMC files you can refer to the docs, or take a look at the source code in configuration_format.py. config = load_configuration ( f ) > config 0 > config Īdding some new rules > new_rules = > config = new_rules + config ĭropping filtered events > config = 1ĭumping the new configuration to a file > with open ( 'ProcmonConfiguration1337.pmc', 'wb' ) as f. Loading configuration of a pre-exported Procmon configuration: > from procmon_parser import load_configuration, dump_configuration, Rule > with open ( 'ProcmonConfiguration.pmc', 'rb' ) as f. PMC (Process Monitor Configuration) Parser Usage

Instead of having to convert the file to CSV/XML formats prior to loading. Parsing PML files - making it possible to directly load the raw PML file into convenient python objects.Reduce the size of the log file over time as Procmon captures millions of events. Parsing & Building PMC files - making it possible to dynamically add/remove filter rules, which can significantly.Prior to procmon-parser, PMC files could only be parsed and generated by the Procmon GUI, and PML filesĬould be read only using the Procmon GUI, or by converting them to CSV or XML using Procmon command line. Procmon uses internal file formats for configuration ( PMC) and logs ( PML). Procmon ( ) is a very powerful monitoring tool for Windows,Ĭapable of capturing file system, registry, process/thread and network activity.

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