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1 alert match the current filters. technique: T1547 ✕

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  • Uncommon login item persistency was registered or modified Informational 4 variations

    An uncommon login item persistence mechanism was registered/modified on the system.

    Activation:
    14 Days
    Training:
    30 Days
    Test:
    N/A (single event)
    Deduplication:
    1 Day
    ATT&CK tactics: Persistence (TA0003)
    ATT&CK techniques: Boot or Logon Autostart Execution (T1547) Boot or Logon Autostart Execution: Login Items (T1547.015)
    Required data: XDR Agent
    Detector tags: Generic Persistence Analytics
    Attacker's goals: Establish persistent access to the compromised host by registering malicious code.
    Investigative actions: Analyze the persistency item and determine whether it performs any malicious or suspicious actions. Analyze the registered process and determine whether it performs any malicious or suspicious actions. Check the events generated by the process for potential malicious behavior.

    Variations

    Uncommon login item persistency was registered or modified by a security testing tool

    High overridden

    An uncommon login item persistence mechanism was registered/modified on the system by a security testing tool. overridden

    Uncommon login item persistency was registered or modified while using osascript

    Low overridden

    An uncommon login item persistence mechanism was registered/modified on the system while using osascript for persistency registration or as a persistency triggered execution. overridden

    Uncommon login item persistency was registered or modified by an invalidly signed actor process

    Low overridden

    An uncommon login item persistence mechanism was registered/modified on the system by an invalidly signed actor process. overridden

    Uncommon login item persistency was registered or modified by an invalidly signed causality process

    Low overridden

    An uncommon login item persistence mechanism was registered/modified on the system by an invalidly signed causality process. overridden