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Threat hunting: look before the alert

Revision card: Threat hunting: look before the alert. Easy English, with a real example. Scan the QR for the full lesson.

Revision card: Threat hunting: look before the alert. Easy English, with a real example. Scan the QR for the full lesson.
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What is it?

Threat hunting means actively searching your systems for hidden attackers, starting from an idea instead of waiting for an alert.

The steps

Pick a hypothesis (often a MITRE ATT&CK technique), choose the logs that answer it, and compare against your baseline of normal.

Simple hunts

Word or Excel starting PowerShell; a program calling a strange IP; a 10am-6pm user logging in at 3am. Turn a good hunt into a new alert rule.

AlertingThreat hunting
Waits for a ruleYou go looking
Known attacksQuiet, unknown ones
AutomaticHuman-led, curious

Learn more in the lesson: 31.10 Threat Hunting

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