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+name: FreeBSD.Sys.Utx
+author: Herbert Bärschneider
+description: |
+  Parse the utx file of the system (similar to wtmp on Linux). This covers user sessions, boots, shutdowns and system time changes.
+  Because FreeBSD discards fields for the entries of the utx file based on type (see `man getutxent`), no direct parsing of the file using "vtypes" is done (too complicated for me to define a structure for parsing), but rather native tools are used for accessing the data.
+  
+  Using a value of "time" with the "userRegex" Parameter will give you all entries related to boots, shutdowns and system time changes.
+  
+  Beware: logout times are given in localtime! Furthermore, that column is not automatically parsed into timestamp values, because the tool output is not consistently a recognizable datetime.
+
+type: CLIENT
+
+parameters:
+  - name: utxGlobs
+    default: /var/log/utx.log*
+    description: |
+      glob for covering the files that should be parsed; default covers the usual location of the utx file on FreeBSD
+  - name: userRegex
+    type: regex
+    default: "."
+    description: |
+      Regex for filtering the users, showing those you are interested in 
+  - name: DateAfter
+    type: timestamp
+    description: |
+      timestamp used for filtering the login time
+  - name: DateBefore
+    type: timestamp
+    description: |
+      timestamp used for filtering the login time
+
+sources:
+  - precondition:
+      SELECT OS From info() where OS = 'freebsd'
+    query: |
+      -- timestamps given by the system command "last" are in local time, so we tell Velociraptor to handle them accordingly when converting with the VQL function "timestamp()"
+      LET PARSE_TZ <= "local"
+      
+      -- time test function (taken from Windows.NTFS.MFT)
+      LET time_test(stamp) =
+            if(condition= DateBefore AND DateAfter,
+                then= stamp < DateBefore AND stamp > DateAfter,
+                else=
+            if(condition=DateBefore,
+                then= stamp < DateBefore,
+                else=
+            if(condition= DateAfter,
+                then= stamp > DateAfter,
+                else= True
+            )))
+      
+      -- expand the glob and get all files that are matched by it
+      LET Files = SELECT OSPath FROM glob(globs=split(string=utxGlobs, sep=","))
+      
+      -- for each targeted file, parse the data out of it using system built-in command 
+      LET UtxParsing = SELECT * FROM foreach(row=Files,
+      query={
+        -- TODO: try the command while setting env variable "TZ" to UTC and check, if the timestamps are changed accordingly
+        SELECT * 
+        FROM execve(argv=["last", "-wy", "--libxo=json", "-f", OSPath])
+        WHERE log(message="stderr: " + Stderr) 
+      })
+      
+      -- parse the output from each file as json
+      LET UtxContent = SELECT parse_json(data=Stdout) as Content FROM UtxParsing
+      
+      -- pull out the interesting information from the nested json content
+      LET s = scope() -- a little helper to suppress "symbol not found error" for elements of the content that are sometimes missing
+      LET FormatedContent = SELECT * FROM foreach(row=UtxContent,
+      query={
+        SELECT user, timestamp(string=`login-time`) AS login_time, s.`logout-time` AS logout_time, s.`session-length` AS session_length, s.tty AS tty, s.`from` AS remote, Content.`last-information`.utxdb AS utx_log FROM foreach(row=Content.`last-information`.last)
+      })
+      
+      SELECT * FROM FormatedContent WHERE
+        user =~ userRegex
+        AND time_test(stamp=login_time)