Give me an overview of the latest threats to my organization.
Can you tell me more on how AzureHound framework is a threat to my organization and if there is any impact on my devices.
Use the "Device Current and Past IPs" skill in the "Custom Plugin Powered By Defender XDR - Device Information" plugin, find current and past IPs for device sp4-irvins in the past 30 days.
List current and past IPs for device sp4-irvins using the "Device Current and Past IPs" skill in the "Custom Plugin Powered By Defender XDR - Device Information" plugin.
List current and past IPs for device sp4-irvins using the "Custom Plugin Powered By Defender XDR - Device Information" plugin
Using the Copilot for Security Generic plugin, can you evaluate the sensitive files events you just provided? Look through the file hash for ALL the files and identify the file with same file hash but different file name.
Can you pull device tampering attempt events using the Device Tampering Attempt skill in the Device IR Playbook plugin, with device name as cpc-u126-wajb21? Then analyze these events, provide a summary with anything that seem suspicious?
Can you give some examples of suspicious tampering attempts using svchost.exe in the wild?
Can you dive into Example 2: Unauthorized File Modification more? How can modifying file C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts being considered suspicious tampering attempt?
I need to know how do I start my investigation for this incident, what should I start looking into?
You mentioned: "Review the initial compromise on 'vnevado-win10r' at 2024-08-30 02:52:12 UTC." Can you provide a playbook for looking for signs of how the attacker gained access to this device?
What are the suspicious IPs, domains or other IOCs can you extract from this incident?
Using the MDTI plugin, can you tell me more about domain vectorsandarrows.com?
Can you provide details on the security incident involving the 'vnevado-win10r' device that occurred on August 30, 2024? Specifically, I would like to know the indicators of compromise (IOCs) and recommended next steps for investigation.
Give me an overview of the latest malware threats.
Can you provide more details about "Tool Profile: FUDModule rootkit", its TTPs and any IOCs.
Analyze user behavior for the past week in Microsoft Sentinel, focusing on unusual login patterns and any associated alerts.
Please provide a list of active user accounts along with their last login dates.
Identify the top three vulnerabilities in the wild and recommend mitigation strategies.
Please summarize the incident report in bullet points, highlighting key findings and recommendations.
What security measures should the IT department implement to safeguard sensitive data?
What were the most significant security breaches reported in the last quarter?
Compare the recent malware attacks on healthcare vs. financial sectors, focusing on methods used and impacts.
What are the emerging trends in cybersecurity threats, and how might they impact my organization in the next year?
What potential vulnerabilities exist in my current system architecture?
Is it common for a regular user on a Windows 10 device to send a replication request to a DC?
Can you run the following KQL query then examine its output, especially the process command line output, to look for any encoded command line? Here is the KQL query: DeviceProcessEvents | where Timestamp between (datetime(2024-06-25) .. datetime(2024-06-27)) | where InitiatingProcessFileName contains "powershell.exe" and FileName contains "schtasks.exe" and DeviceName contains "avoriaz- win10e" | project Timestamp, DeviceName, InitiatingProcessFileName, InitiatingProcessCommandLine, FileName, ProcessCommandLine
Using the Copilot for Security Generic plugin, can you evaluate the sensitive files events you just provided? Look through the file hash for ALL the files and identify the file with same file hash but different file name.
Can you use the "Network - Device Outbound Network Events In Specific Timeframe" skill in the "Custom Plugin Powered by Defender XDR - Device IR Playbook" plugin for device vnevado-win10s to list outbound network connections from Oct 1st to Oct 2nd 2024?
Using Copilot for Security's Generic plugin, can you evaluate the listening ports from your previous output and identify the applications or services running on this device associated with these listening ports?
Listening ports on a device help to identify which services are open and actively waiting for incoming connections. Each service typically uses a specific port number, helping to determine the nature of the service based on the port being listened to. For example, if a device has a listening port on port 3389, it typically means that it is running the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). With this information, using Copilot for Security's Generic plugin, can you evaluate the listening ports from your previous output
and identify the applications or services that are open and actively waiting for incoming connections.
Can you run the following KQL query to report on file download activities? Then examine its output. Here is the KQL query: DeviceFileEvents | where Timestamp between (datetime(2024-10-03) .. datetime(2024-10-04)) | where DeviceName contains "ash-irvins1"| where isnotempty(FileOriginUrl) and ActionType == "FileCreated"| project Timestamp, DeviceName, ActionType, FileName, FolderPath, FileOriginUrl, InitiatingProcessFileName, InitiatingProcessAccountName, InitiatingProcessCommandLine | sort by Timestamp desc