Get-FailedLogon.ps1
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function Get-FailedLogon { [CmdletBinding()] param( [parameter(ValueFromPipeline)][array]$InputObject ) <# .SYNOPSIS Filters Windows Event Log for failed logon events. .DESCRIPTION Filters Windows Event Log for failed logon events sorting relevant information into an object. .NOTES .LINK https://github.com/Largehawiian/WindowsEvents .EXAMPLE Get-WinEvent -MaxEvents 500 -FilterHashtable @{ LogName = "Security" ID = "4625" } | Get-FailedLogon | Format-Table #> begin { class LogonEvent { [String]$TimeCreated [String]$SecurityID [String]$AccountName [String]$AccountDomain [String]$FailureReason [String]$WorkstationName [String]$SourceNetworkAddress hidden[array]$FilteredData LogonEvent () {} LogonEvent ($TimeCreated, $FilteredData) { $this.TimeCreated = $TimeCreated $this.SecurityID = $FilteredData[3].split("`t")[-1].trim() $this.AccountName = $FilteredData[12].split("`t")[-1].trim() $this.AccountDomain = $FilteredData[5].split("`t")[-1].trim() $this.FailureReason = $FilteredData[16].split("`t")[-1].trim() $this.WorkstationName = $FilteredData[25].split("`t")[-1].trim() $this.SourceNetworkAddress = $FilteredData[26].split("`t")[-1].trim() } Static [LogonEvent]LogonReport ($TimeCreated, $FilteredData) { return [LogonEvent]::new($TimeCreated, $FilteredData) } } } process { $FilteredData = $InputObject.message.split("`n").trim() [LogonEvent]::LogonReport($InputObject.TimeCreated, $FilteredData) } } |