Detectors
Every Cortex detection rule the toolbox knows about — analytics alerts, BIOCs and correlation rules — in one filterable set.
257 detectors match the current filters.
Download CSV| Type | Name | Severity | Module | Data source / event | ATT&CK |
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| BIOC | 64-bit PowerShell spawning a 32-bit PowerShell Malware typically spawns 32-bit processes to work on as many hosts as possible. This case is therefore suspicious when it happens on a 64-bit host. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Execution |
| Analytics BIOC | A commonly abused process connected to a rare cloud resource A commonly abused process connected to a rare cloud resource. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Command and Control |
| Analytics BIOC | A commonly abused process connected to a rare external host A commonly abused process connected to a rare external host. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Command and Control |
| Analytics BIOC | A compiled HTML help file wrote a script file to the disk A compiled HTML help file wrote a script file to the disk. Compiled HTLM help files usually don't write script files to the disk. This behavior is often employed by malware that leverages malicious CHM files to deliver a 2nd stage payload. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics | A compromised process accessed a rare external host A compromised process accessed a rare external host. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent, XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Command and Control |
| Analytics BIOC | A rare file path was added to the AppInit_DLLs registry value A rare file path was added to AppInit_DLLs registry value. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Persistence, Privilege Escalation |
| Analytics BIOC | A rare FTP user has been detected on an existing FTP server A rare or new FTP user has been detected on an existing FTP server. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs | Initial Access, Collection |
| Analytics BIOC | A remote service was created via RPC over SMB A remote service was created via RPC over SMB. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Lateral Movement, Execution |
| Analytics BIOC | A suspicious direct syscall was executed A suspicious direct syscall was executed. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Execution |
| Analytics BIOC | A suspicious process enrolled for a certificate A suspicious process enrolled for a certificate. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Credential Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Abnormal communication with a rare combination of TLS and HTTP User Agent Abnormal communication with a rare combination of TLS and HTTP User Agent to an external address. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs, XDR Agent | Command and Control, Exfiltration |
| Analytics | Abnormal ICMP echo (PING) to multiple hosts An endpoint performed an abnormal ICMP echo (PING) to multiple hosts on the network. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Discovery |
| Analytics | Abnormal increase in network-related alerts on the same host Abnormal increase in network-related alerts on the same host. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Platform Alerts, Third-Party Alerts | Execution |
| Analytics BIOC | Abnormal network communication through TOR using an uncommon port Suspicious connection from a known TOR IP to an uncommon port. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Command and Control |
| Analytics | Abnormal RDP connections to multiple hosts from a rarely seen host The endpoint attempted to initiate rare RDP connections to multiple hosts. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Lateral Movement |
| Analytics BIOC | Abnormal RDP session to a remote host from a rarely seen host The endpoint performed a rare RDP session to a remote host. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall traffic Logs, XDR Agent, Third-Party Firewalls | Lateral Movement |
| Analytics | Abnormal RPC traffic to multiple hosts The endpoint performed unfamiliar RPC activity to multiple hosts. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs, XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Reconnaissance |
| Analytics | Abnormal sensitive RPC traffic to multiple hosts The endpoint performed unfamiliar RPC activity to multiple hosts using a known sensitive interface. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs, XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Lateral Movement |
| Analytics | Abnormal sensitive RPC traffic to multiple hosts from a rarely seen host The endpoint performed unfamiliar RPC activity to multiple hosts using a known sensitive interface. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs, XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Lateral Movement |
| Analytics | Abnormal SMB activity to multiple hosts An endpoint performed a new, unfamiliar SMB activity to multiple hosts on the network. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Lateral Movement |
| BIOC | Accessing bash history file Clearing bash history file is a known procedure of attackers to delete traces. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Accessing bash history file using bash commands Clearing bash history files is a known attacker procedure for covering their tracks. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Active Setup Registry Autostart Suspicious modification of the active setup registry for persistence and privilege escalation. | Low | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| Analytics | An executable was written and executed by a web server Web server process had written an executable file that was executed shortly after. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | An uncommon executable was remotely written over SMB to an uncommon destination An uncommon executable was remotely written over SMB to a destination, which was not involved in significant similar activity during last month. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Lateral Movement |
| Analytics BIOC | An uncommon service was started An uncommon service was started using systemctl or service processes. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Persistence, Privilege Escalation |
| Analytics BIOC | An unpopular process accessed the microphone on the host An unpopular process accessed the microphone on the host, the process can abuse this device. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Collection |
| Analytics BIOC | Attempt to execute a command on a remote host using PsExec.exe There was an attempt to run a command on a remote host using PsExec.exe. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Lateral Movement, Execution |
| Analytics BIOC | Cached credentials discovery with cmdkey Cmdkey is a built-in Windows tool that can cache domain user credentials for use on specific target machines, Attackers can access cached user credentials using cmdkey /list. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Credential Access, Discovery |
| Analytics BIOC | Certutil pfx parsing Certutil was used to parse a pfx certificate file. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Collection |
| Analytics BIOC | Change of sudo caching configuration Change of sudo caching configuration may have been intended to enable privilege escalation. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Defense Evasion, Privilege Escalation |
| Correlation Rule | Chrome - Chrome Extension Install Event The extension $xdm.target.resource.name was installed on $xdm.source.host.hostname by $xdm.intermediate.user.username | Low | Platform Analytics | google_workspace_chrome_raw | Persistence |
| BIOC | Chrome runs with key security features disabled This chrome process ran with command line arguments that disabled key security features disabled. It can have legitimate uses, but this technique is often used by malware to load malicious or untrusted browser extensions. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | ClickFix - PowerShell executed through the run application An attacker may be trying to trick a user to execute PowerShell through the run application. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Execution, Initial Access |
| BIOC | Collecting audio via PowerShell command An attacker may collect audio from the microphone using PowerShell. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Collection |
| Analytics BIOC | Command running with COMSPEC in the command line argument COMSPEC is an environmental variable that points to cmd.exe. Attackers may use this command to obfuscate their command and avoid detection. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Execution |
| BIOC | Commonly abused AutoIT script connects to a remote host AutoIT scripts have legitimate uses, but are often abused by malware to execute in a signed process context. | Low | Platform Analytics | Network | Exfiltration |
| Analytics BIOC | Compressing data using python Usage of a Python module to compress files. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Collection |
| Analytics BIOC | Conhost.exe spawned a suspicious cmd process Attackers may abuse the conhost process to execute malicious files and evade detection. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Contained process execution with a rare GitHub URL A contained process was executed with a suspicious GitHub url in the command line. This may be a legitimate use, but this technique is frequently used by attackers to download malicious payloads. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Execution |
| Analytics BIOC | Copy a user's GnuPG directory with rsync Copy a user's GnuPG (.gnupg) directory on to a staging folder using the 'find' and 'rsync' commands. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Credential Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Delayed Deletion of Files A command line deleting files used the time-out or ping commands to delay the file deletion. This is suspicious, as malware sometimes uses these techniques to cover their tracks. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Disable Microsoft Defender Antivirus via registry Disable Microsoft Defender Antivirus via registry. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | DLL sideloading attack using Xwizard Xwizard has a known DLL-sideloading vulnerability, which involves moving the legitimate Xwizard.exe file into a new directory along with a malicious Xwizard.dll file. This is a possible indicator of an attacker preparing to execute a DLL-sideloading attack. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics | DNS Tunneling 10 KB or more were sent encoded in subdomain names during a 10-minute window. All subdomains queried were under a single suspicious domain. DNS tunneling encodes data in DNS queries and responses, allowing an attacker to bypass firewalls and proxies to reach his or her command and control server, even when HTTP/S traffic is blocked. The endpoint may be remotely controlled by an attacker, and/or an attacker may have exfiltrated data from it. This detector is not supported when networking events arrive solely from Cortex XDR Linux agents. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs, XDR Agent | Command and Control, Exfiltration |
| Analytics BIOC | Download a script using the python requests module Download a shell script from a remote location using the Python requests module. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Execution |
| BIOC | Dumping Registry hives with passwords Dumping registry hives can be used to obtain stored credentials/hashes. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Credential Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Elevation to SYSTEM via services Services were affected by a non SYSTEM integrity level process. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Execution, Privilege Escalation |
| Analytics BIOC | Executable or Script file written by a web server process An uncommon executable or script file was created, written, or renamed by a web server process. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Initial Access, Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | Execution of an uncommon process at an early startup stage by Windows system binary Uncommon execution of an executable found in an early startup stage by Windows system binary. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | Execution of command from within a Kubernetes pod using kubelet credentials A command was executed from within a Kubernetes pod using Kubelet credentials. This activity allows an attacker to impersonate the node and perform privileged operations against the cluster API. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Privilege Escalation |
| Analytics BIOC | Execution of dllhost.exe with an empty command line The process dllhost.exe was executed with an empty command line. This behavior is suspicious, and may be caused by a malicious actor using 'Image File Execution Options' in the registry to evade detection. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Extracting credentials from Unix files Suspicious Unix files containing insecurely stored credentials were accessed. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Credential Access |
| Analytics | Failed Connections The endpoint has failed connections to other endpoints that have been inactive for more than 24 hours, or that Cortex XDR Analytics has never seen on the network. The endpoint has made an abnormally large number of these failed connections and/or is attempting to connect to an abnormal mixture of missing or inactive endpoints. Your network might contain legitimate scanners that could cause a false positive for this alert. Cortex XDR Analytics attempts to filter these out by checking if a scanner has been active for a long consecutive period of time. Consequently, if this alert is seen, it represents new activity on your network. An attacker may be trying to move laterally, or to scan different parts of the network to look for other endpoints that expose a specific service. Worms also perform a similar activity to automatically infect additional hosts in the network. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall traffic Logs, XDR Agent, Third-Party Firewalls | Discovery |
| Analytics | Failed DNS The endpoint is performing DNS lookups that are failing at an excessively high rate when compared to its peer group. This alert might be symptomatic of malware that is trying to connect to its command and control (C2) servers. The attacker's C2 server runs on one or more domains that can eventually be identified and blacklisted. To avoid this, malware will sometimes use Domain Generation Algorithms (DGA) that produce many domain names every day. Because only a few of these domains are ever registered, the installed malware must blindly try to access each generated domain name in an effort to locate an active one. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs, XDR Agent | Command and Control |
| Analytics BIOC | FTP Connection Using an Anonymous Login or Default Credentials An FTP connection using an anonymous login was detected. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs | Initial Access, Credential Access |
| BIOC | FTP/SSH client reads office files Seeing FTP/SSH related software accessing office files could be an indication of data exfiltration. | Low | Platform Analytics | File | Exfiltration |
| Analytics BIOC | Globally uncommon root domain from a signed process A signed process connected to an external domain that, on a global level, it usually doesn't connect to. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion, Command and Control |
| Analytics BIOC | Globally uncommon root-domain port combination from a signed process A signed process connected to an external domain on a specific port that, on a global level, it usually doesn't connect to. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion, Command and Control |
| Analytics | HTTP with suspicious characteristics Uncommon HTTP communication was performed by the host that might indicate its attempt to hide malicious activities. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs, XDR Agent | Command and Control, Exfiltration |
| Analytics BIOC | Image file execution options (IFEO) registry key set Attackers may use the Image File Execution Options Registry key to launch their executable whenever the user attempts to execute a certain executable. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Privilege Escalation, Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | Installation of a new System-V service Installation of a new System-V service. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Persistence, Privilege Escalation |
| BIOC | Installation of Cain & Abel password recovery tool A process created a Registry key associated with the common password cracking tool Cain & Abel. | Low | Platform Analytics | Registry | Credential Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Interactive at.exe privilege escalation method Detects an interactive AT scheduled task, which may be used as a form of privilege escalation. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Execution, Privilege Escalation |
| BIOC | Internet Explorer home page modification The Internet Explorer home page could be changed to a malicious page. | Low | Platform Analytics | Registry | Impact, Credential Access |
| Analytics | Kerberos Pre-Auth Failures by Host The endpoint failed an unusual number of Kerberos pre-authentications (TGT requests) from at least three users when compared to its baseline. This can indicate a password-spraying attack. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall traffic Logs, XDR Agent | Credential Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Keylogging using system commands Usage of a Linux system utility to capture input. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Credential Access, Collection |
| Analytics BIOC | Known service display name with uncommon image-path Service created with a known display name but has an uncommon image-path. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Persistence, Execution |
| Analytics BIOC | Known service name with an uncommon image-path A Service with a known service name has an uncommon image-path. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Persistence, Execution |
| Analytics | Large Upload (FTP) The endpoint transferred an excessively large amounts of data to a single destination over FTP. Cortex XDR Analytics assumes endpoint traffic towards a specific destination should be about the same over long periods of time. For that reason, Cortex XDR detected this abnormal behavior of a large data upload. An attacker may be exfiltrating data directly to the internet using this protocol. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall traffic Logs, XDR Agent | Exfiltration |
| Analytics | Large Upload (Generic) The endpoint transferred large amounts of data to an external site using a different protocol from HTTP/s, FTP, or SMTP. (A specific detector is used for each of those protocols.) Cortex XDR Analytics assumes that data transfers out of your network are ordinarily performed using one of those three services, so it expects that data transfers over all other ports to be low. For the same reason, Cortex XDR Analytics also assumes endpoint traffic towards a specific destination should be about the same over long periods of time. An attacker may be exfiltrating data directly to the internet. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall traffic Logs, XDR Agent | Exfiltration |
| Analytics | Large Upload (HTTPS) The endpoint transferred an excessive amount of data to an external site over HTTPS. The destination is not a popular upload site for endpoints on your network, and the endpoint performing the upload has not previously downloaded a large amount of data from the site. The upload is considered excessive based on comparison to baseline measurements of HTTPS data transfers on your network. An attacker may be exfiltrating data directly to the internet. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall traffic Logs, XDR Agent, Third-Party Firewalls | Exfiltration |
| Analytics | Large Upload (SMTP) The endpoint, which is not an internal SMTP server, emailed an excessive amount of data from your network. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall traffic Logs, XDR Agent, Third-Party Firewalls | Exfiltration |
| Analytics BIOC | LDAP search query from an unpopular and unsigned process An unpopular and unsigned process performed an LDAP search query. This may be indicative of LDAP enumeration. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Discovery |
| Analytics BIOC | Linux system firewall was modified The system firewall was modified. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics | Logs were not collected from a data source for an abnormally long time Logs were not collected from a data source for an abnormally long time. | Low | Platform Analytics | Health Monitoring Data | Impact |
| Analytics BIOC | LOLBIN process executed with a high integrity level A process spawned a suspicious LOLBIN process with a higher/system integrity level. The LOLBIN process spawned with an uncommon command line. This may be an indication of malicious code execution to gain privileges. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Privilege Escalation |
| Analytics | Machine Account NTLM Relay An NTLM NTProofStr was seen from more than one source. This indicates that machine account NTLM authentication data has been relayed. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall traffic Logs, XDR Agent | Credential Access, Lateral Movement |
| BIOC | Manipulation of default file extension configuration Alerts when a handler of a known file extension is modified. Applicable to EXE, DLL, SYS, PS1, BAT, CMD, ZIP and LNK extensions. | Low | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Windows DNS configuration using WMIC This command can be leveraged by attackers to change the way DNS requests are sent, bypassing the corporate DNS servers. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Execution |
| Analytics BIOC | Masquerading as the Linux crond process Copies a file and renames it as crond. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer loads a file from the users to temporary folder The Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer (CMSTP.exe) is a command-line program used to install Connection Manager service profiles. CMSTP.exe may be abused to load and execute DLLs and/or COM scriptlets (SCT) from remote servers. This execution may also bypass AppLocker and other whitelisting defenses since CMSTP.exe is a legitimate, signed Microsoft application. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer makes connections to the network The Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer (CMSTP.exe) is a command-line program used to install Connection Manager service profiles. CMSTP.exe may be abused to load and execute DLLs and/or COM scriptlets (SCT) from remote servers. This execution may also bypass AppLocker and other whitelisting defenses since CMSTP.exe is a legitimate, signed Microsoft application. | Low | Platform Analytics | Network | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer runs command line or PowerShell The Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer (CMSTP.exe) is a command-line program used to install Connection Manager service profiles. CMSTP.exe may be abused to load and execute DLLs and/or COM scriptlets (SCT) from remote servers. This execution may also bypass AppLocker and other whitelisting defenses since CMSTP.exe is a legitimate, signed Microsoft application. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Office adds a value to autostart Registry key Microsoft Office adds a value to a registry entry (run keys, startup folders) to establish persistence. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Office injects code into a process An attacker may inject payloads into processes via Microsoft Office. While legitimate in certain cases, code injection can also be used in malicious ways. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Initial Access, Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Office Process Spawning a Suspicious One-Liner A Microsoft Office process spawned a commonly abused process with a full command (not a script), this is a typically malicious behavior. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Execution, Initial Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Office process spawns a commonly abused process Microsoft Office process spawns a commonly abused process with an uncommon command. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Execution, Initial Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Office process spawns conhost.exe This unusual parent-child relationship may indicate that a Microsoft Office application executed a console-based application. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Execution, Initial Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Modification of NTLM restrictions in the Registry Allowing the transmission of NTLM could be part of an NTLM downgrade or an Internal Monologue attack. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Credential Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Mount command was executed from within a Kubernetes pod to list all the attached filesystems The mount command was executed inside a Kubernetes pod to list all the attached filesystems, which may serve as a precursor to container escape and host filesystem access. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Privilege Escalation |
| Analytics BIOC | MpCmdRun.exe was used to download files into the system Attackers might be using legitimate Windows Defender executables to download malicious code onto the system. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Command and Control |
| Analytics BIOC | Mshta.exe launched with suspicious arguments Microsoft HTML application host process has been launched with suspicious arguments, which may indicate malicious intent. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Mshta.exe spawns from a browser process Mshta is the Microsoft HTML Application Host. It executes HTML applications on Windows. Detected when a browser process has spawned mshta, which can be a potential attack vector. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics | Multiple alerts of different MITRE tactics were seen Multiple alerts of different MITRE tactics were seen on the same host under the same causality. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Platform Alerts, Third-Party Alerts | Execution |
| Analytics | Multiple discovery commands The alerted causality performed multiple discovery commands in a short timeframe. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Discovery |
| Analytics | Multiple discovery commands on a Windows host by the same process The alerted process performed multiple discovery commands in a short timeframe. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Discovery |
| Analytics | Multiple network-related alerts of different MITRE tactics on the same host Multiple alerts of different MITRE tactics were seen on the same host. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Platform Alerts, Third-Party Alerts | Execution |
| Analytics | Multiple network-related alerts produced by different detectors on the same host Multiple alerts produced by different detectors were seen on the same host. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Platform Alerts, Third-Party Alerts | Execution |
| Analytics | Multiple Suspicious FTP Login Attempts Multiple suspicious FTP sessions were detected, which may indicate a brute-force attempt. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs | Initial Access, Credential Access |