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Tables
Fleet uses osquery tables to query operating system, hardware, and software data. Each table provides specific data for analysis and filtering.
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sofa_security_release_info
sofa_security_release_info
The information on the security release the device is running from SOFA.
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| days_since_previous_release | integer | The number of days since the previous (older) release |
| os_version | text | If not specified, this is the version of the operating system that the device is running |
| product_version | text | The version corresponding to this security release, like "14.4.1" |
| release_date | text | The date the release was made available |
| security_info | text | The URL to the information for this release |
| unique_cves_count | integer | The number of unique CVEs addressed in this release |
| update_name | text | The name of the release, like "macOS Sonoma 14.4.1" |
Example
For historical data, use the os_version predicate
SELECT * FROM sofa_security_release_info WHERE os_version="14.4.0"Notes
This table is from the Mac Admins osquery extension.
By default this table will return vulnerability data for the running operating system.
Use the
urlconstraint (in the WHERE clause) to specify a data source other than the SOFA feed.
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