CredentialStuffingEvent

Tracks when a user successfully logs into Salesforce during an identified credential stuffing attack. Credential stuffing refers to large-scale automated login requests using stolen user credentials. This object is available in API version 49.0 and later.

This guide only lists certain information for each object. For more information, including descriptions of the fields, see CredentialStuffingEvent in the Platform Events Developer Guide.

Fields

Field Name	Field Label	Type	Length	Precision	Scale
`AcceptLanguage`	Accept-Language Header	string	255
`CreatedDate`	Created Date	datetime
`EvaluationTime`	Evaluation Time	double		18	0
`EventDate`	Event Date	datetime
`EventIdentifier`	Event ID	string	80
`EventUuid`	Event UUID	string	36
`LoginKey`	Login Key	string	24
`LoginType`	Login Type	picklist	255
`LoginUrl`	Login URL	string	255
`PolicyId`	Transaction Security Policy ID	reference	18
`PolicyOutcome`	Policy Outcome	picklist	255
`ReplayId`	Replay ID	string	1000
`Score`	Score	double		12	6
`SessionKey`	Session Key	string	24
`SourceIp`	Source IP Address	string	255
`Summary`	Summary	textarea	1000
`UserAgent`	User Agent	textarea	1000
`UserId`	User ID	reference	18
`Username`	Username	string	255

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