So i polished my KQL notes and ended up with a 70 page long pdf. You can find it here https://t.co/esDVonbFkG
Thx and credits also go to @DebugPrivilege@rpargman@olafhartong as i rely a lot on their insights.
First post after a long long time. I had the opportunity to present at @EXNESS behind-the-code event at a unique setting. The interaction and networking at a physical event was refreshing.
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So i polished my KQL notes and ended up with a 70 page long pdf. You can find it here https://t.co/esDVonbFkG
Thx and credits also go to @DebugPrivilege@rpargman@olafhartong as i rely a lot on their insights.
@Max_Mal_@olafhartong@falconforceteam This might be different as the PE header is also changed if i am reading this correct in order to bypass this detection.
Quick KQL query to hunt for renamed lolbins not running from c:\windows, \system32 or \syswow64. @olafhartong showed it in a more elegant way for MDE as part of the @falconforceteam FalconFriday. #threathunting (https://t.co/oqHNnG3Lo0)
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First attempt with standard dev in KQL based on @rpargman beaconing analysis to detect potential bruteforce attacks with EID4625.
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Last Tuesday I moderated an event organized by the Int'al Chamber of Commerce National Committee of CY,titled Digital Economy&the Importance of ICT for Business in a post-COVID environment. If you didn't have the chance to watch it, check out the recording https://t.co/qVbwDftBqV
4 days of intense detection engineering training with @olafhartong done.
So much info to ingest from the trainers and the great course participants. Now back to that detection cycle.
Day 1 of @falconforceteam detection engineering course done. Amazing content, tons of new learning and @olafhartong makes it easy. Looking forward for the next days.
Help needed: anyone normalized security logs with eqllib? Sysmon is fine and i see that security logs are supported but the format it not identified @EndgameInc
Is there a way to do similar to EQL (sequence with maxspan) with KQL? Basically want to compare the time generated of 2 different events. #azure#Sentinel
@0xffhh@DebugPrivilege As you said it wont be elegant it seems. I dont think ago will do it but i will try with datetime_diff. went through @DebugPrivilege guide but couldnt find anything close to this. Probably do 2 let commands to hold each date from and then compare the two. Union & iif or something