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timestamp.current_seconds
timestamp.current_seconds()
Description
Returns an integer representing the current time in Unix seconds. This is
approximately equal to the detection timestamp and is based on when the rule is
run. This function is a synonym of the function timestamp.now().
Param data types
NONE
Return type
INT
Code samples
Example 1
The following example returns true if the certificate has been expired for more
than 24 hours. It calculates the time difference by subtracting the current Unix
seconds, and then comparing using a greater than operator.
86400 < timestamp.current_seconds() - $e.network.tls.certificate.not_after
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Last updated 2025-07-14 UTC.
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