Backport subtechnique custom documentation to 9.4#759
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…#740) Some rules emit populated threat.technique.subtechnique.{id,name,reference} fields. The Linux and macOS malicious_behavior_alert custom_documentation only listed the parent threat.technique.subtechnique path, causing the EAF custom-documentation validator to fail with undocumented keys. Mirrors the shape already present in the Windows alert (PR #614 era). Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 332151d)
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Cherry-picks 332151d ("Fix Linux and macOS behavior alert custom doc for subtechnique fields", #740) from
mainonto9.4.The endpoint-dev EAF suite flagged
threat.technique.subtechnique.{id,name,reference}as undocumented inlinux_malicious_behavior_alert.yamlwhen endpoint-dev #20924 pinned this repo's9.4branch as the endpoint-package submodule (build: https://buildkite.com/elastic/endpoint-dev/builds/23187). Same fix already backported to 8.19 (#754) and 9.3 (#755).Complements #746, which fixes the other undocumented fields from that build (
process.ai_agent.*).Generated with Claude Code.