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Cyber Threats Iocs And Attack Methodology questions

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During an investigation of an APT, you observe a process executing from C:\Users\Public\ and reaching out to a suspicious domain. Which TTP from the MITRE ATT&CK framework is primarily being demonstrated?

You are analyzing a packet capture (PCAP) and find a beaconing pattern with a consistent 30-second interval and jitter of 5%. Which detection strategy is most effective for this IoC?

In a Windows environment, which artifact would provide the best evidence of 'Lateral Movement' using Pass-the-Hash?

An analyst notices a spike in outbound traffic to a known sinkhole IP address. What does this indicate?

A SOC analyst is reviewing logs in a SIEM and notices multiple failed login attempts followed by a successful one from an unknown IP. Which specific IoC category does this activity represent?

You are tracking a threat actor who uses 'Living off the Land' (LotL) techniques. Which of the following commands is a classic indicator of this methodology?

A system administrator reports high CPU usage on a server. Upon checking task manager, you find 'svchost.exe' running from a temp folder. What is the most immediate action?

Which of the following describes the 'Reconnaissance' phase in the Cyber Kill Chain?

Which of the following is considered a 'Network-based' IoC?

You are investigating an incident involving a malicious macro embedded in an Excel document. Which Windows process is typically the 'parent' of the malicious payload execution?

A user complains that their browser homepage has changed. Upon inspection, you find a new, unsigned extension installed. Which attack methodology is this?

Which TWO of the following are primary goals of the 'Command and Control' (C2) phase?

During a forensic analysis, you find a 'shimcache' entry indicating an executable ran from a volume that no longer exists. What does this suggest?

Which TWO of the following are considered indicators of a 'Data Exfiltration' attempt?

Which THREE of the following are characteristics of 'Advanced Persistent Threat' (APT) attack methodologies?

Which THREE of the following are commonly monitored artifacts for detecting 'Persistence' mechanisms?

Which TWO of the following are valid examples of 'Host-based' Indicators of Compromise?

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