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[Filebeat] Add network direction processor to Zeek and Suricata modules #24620

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- Add new grok pattern for iptables module for Ubiquiti UDM {issue}25615[25615] {pull}25616[25616]
- Add multiline support to aws-s3 input. {issue}25249[25249] {pull}25710[25710]
- Add monitoring metrics to the `aws-s3` input. {pull}25711[25711]
- Added `network.direction` fields to Zeek and Suricata modules using the `add_network_direction` processor {pull}24620[24620]
- Add Content-Type override to aws-s3 input. {issue}25697[25697] {pull}25772[25772]
- In Cisco Umbrella fileset add users from cisco.umbrella.identities to related.user. {pull}25776[25776]
- Add fingerprint processor to generate fixed ids for `google_workspace` events. {pull}25841[25841]
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events did not originate on this host and causes `host.name` to not be added to
events. Defaults to `[suricata]`.

`var.internal_networks`::

A list of CIDR ranges describing the IP addresses that
you consider internal. This is used in determining the value of
`network.direction`. The values
can be either a CIDR value or one of the named ranges supported by the
<<condition-network, `network`>> condition. The default value is `[private]`
which classifies RFC 1918 (IPv4) and RFC 4193 (IPv6) addresses as internal.

[float]
=== Example dashboard

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