Run Sigma detection rules on logs from the new MacOS Endpoint Security Framework.

This is a super simple CLI that ties together:

• ProcessMonitor and FileMonitor from Patrick Wardle to do the Endpoint Security Framework subscribing
• sigma-go to take the stream of Endpoint Security events and match them against Sigma rules.

1. Install ProcessMonitor and FileMonitor from https://objective-see.com/products/utilities.html
2. ⚠️ Make sure you follow the (Process|File)Monitor prerequisites so that Endpoint Security Framework works properly:
   • The terminal app you're using to run sigma-esf needs to have "Full Disk Access" granted.
   • You need to be running sigma-esf as root.
3. Install sigma-esf using either:
   • go install github.com/bradleyjkemp/sigma-esf
   • brew install bradleyjkemp/formulae/sigma-esf

The most basic usage of sigma-esf is to simply run sudo sigma-esf within your Sigma rules folder.

There's not much configuration available yet other than:

• Disabling either file or process events (collecting all events can be quite CPU intensive so disable ones you don't need)
• Pointing to a directory of Sigma rules rather than using the current directory

Usage of sigma-esf:
  -monitor_files
    	Whether to monitor file events (default true)
  -monitor_processes
    	Whether to monitor process creation events (default true)
  -sigma_rules string
    	Path to a directory containing the Sigma rules to run (default ".")