With Microsoft 365 Defender, we not only know that a phishing link was received but also that the user clicked on it – however, what we do not know is: if the user provided his credentials to the shady site he clicked on. How do we handle such alerts?
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To help users to make better decisions, when to type a password / on which sites, I have created a very simple chrome extension (that also works on edge): PINKTHUMB – only type in your password when its pink!
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The Azure Sentinel community is great. Many people contribute to the Azure Sentinel GitHub site. Rod Trent wrote an article on how to deploy analytic rules from GitHub to your Sentinel instance. This is great, however, the rules are written in YAML and can therefore easily be imported programmatically.
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Gundog provides you powershell based guided hunting for Microsoft 365 Defender.
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It should be clear that -effectively- a user has the same permissions as the object it has control of – but sometimes things are new or complex or both and then the simplest rules vaporize in our heads. This is where it gets dangerous …
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As part of a bigger blog post coming up here soon, I have created a PowerShell script that connects to your FritzBox, reads its event logs, extracts the event time, IP addresses and event messages and sends everything to Azure Sentinel for comfortable hunting and alerting and basically everything else Sentinel offers.
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The big list of modern cloud identity protection.
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Let’s face it: Sometimes you get false positives in Office ATP phishing Emails. Either this is caused by the system or you have scheduled a phishing simulation from a third party provider that cannot be properly whitelisted. I have created a PowerShell script that connects to the Office 365 Management API and grabs all the needed information from the investigations and from the alerts and displays it in ONE Excel table.
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THOR CLOUD is a useful extension for forensic analysis after MDATP threw some alerts. In this post, I take a quick look at it.
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In this article, I give you an example of how malware is hiding through packer techniques to prevent getting caught on your systems. For that, I have recorded a small ‘adventure’ for you that I took last night.
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