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Start Incident Detection Response And Threat Prediction PracticeA network defender is configuring an enterprise SIEM using Splunk to alert on abnormal outbound data volumes. Which Splunk processing command should be used to aggregate total outbound bytes grouped by destination IP address?
Explanation: The 'stats' command in Splunk is used for statistical aggregation, such as summing total bytes per destination IP.
An organization is establishing forensic readiness for critical database servers. Which technical control directly supports forensic readiness by ensuring volatile RAM contents can be preserved during a suspected live kernel attack?
Explanation: Pre-installed memory acquisition tools or kernel crash dump configurations enable capturing volatile RAM before a reboot.
An incident handler receives an alert from Snort regarding a potential SQL injection attack against a web application. The alert shows a signature matching 'SELECT * FROM users WHERE'. Which type of detection methodology is Snort primarily utilizing in this scenario?
Explanation: Snort uses signature-based detection (pattern matching) to identify known attack patterns in network traffic.
A network security analyst is investigating an intrusion where an attacker used living-off-the-land binaries (LotLBeins). The analyst needs to inspect Windows PowerShell script block logging events. Which Windows Event Log channel and Event ID contain the full text of executed script blocks?
Explanation: PowerShell Script Block Logging writes to Microsoft-Windows-PowerShell/Operational with Event ID 4104.
An organization's Threat Intelligence platform ingests STIX/TAXII feeds to track Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups. An analyst needs to query indicators of compromise using the TAXII 2.1 protocol. Which HTTP method and endpoint structure is standard for retrieving collections in TAXII 2.1?
Explanation: TAXII 2.1 REST API uses the GET method on the /collections/ endpoint to retrieve available collections of threat data.
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