Detectors
Every Cortex detection rule the toolbox knows about — analytics alerts, BIOCs and correlation rules — in one filterable set.
15 detectors match the current filters. technique: T1036 ✕
Download CSV| Type | Name | Severity | Module | Data source / event | ATT&CK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Analytics BIOC | A LOLBIN was copied to a different location To evade detection, attackers may copy a LOLBIN executable to a different location. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | A process is masquerading as a common Microsoft product An attacker might leverage common Microsoft software image names to run malicious processes without being caught. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | A third-party utility was copied to a different location To evade detection, attackers may copy a third-party utility executable to a different location. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Common Apple process name missing Apple digital signature These common Apple process names should normally be signed with the Apple Inc. digital signature. Naming processes with common names is a common way attackers obfuscate their activities. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Common Mozilla process name missing Mozilla digital certificate These common Mozilla process names should normally be signed with the Mozilla Corporation digital signature. Naming processes with common names is a common way attackers obfuscate their activities. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Common third-party software name masquerading An attacker might leverage common third-party software image names to run malicious processes without being caught. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Executable moved to Windows system folder An attacker may be trying to avoid detection by moving an executable to a Windows system folder. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Execution of masqueraded third-party utility An attacker may be trying to avoid detection of third-party utility execution by renaming it. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Execution of renamed lolbin An attacker may be trying to avoid detection of lolbin's execution using a renamed lolbin. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | File renamed to have a script extension Adversaries may create 'benign-looking' files, which are later used as malicious scripts by changing their extension. | Informational | Platform Analytics | File | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Shell binary copied to another location Attackers may try to evade detection by copying the shell binary to an innocent-looking name. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Space after filename A file was created or renamed to have a space at the end of its name. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Space after filename creation An attacker may append a space to the end of a filename to change how it's processed by the operating system. | Informational | Platform Analytics | File | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Suspicious process accessed a site masquerading as Google A suspicious process accessed a site masquerading as Google. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Command and Control, Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Windows process masquerading by an unsigned process A process is trying to disguise itself as a legitimate Windows process, but is unsigned. This usually indicates malicious activity. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |