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t1036.003

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administrators who rename binaries (should be investigated).
commandlines with legitimate cyrillic text; will likely require tuning (or not be usable) in countries where these alphabets are in use.
custom applications use renamed binaries adding slight change to binary name. typically this is easy to spot and add to whitelist
depend on scripts and administrative tools used in the monitored environment (for example an admin scripts like https://www.itexperience.net/sccm-batch-files-and-32-bits-processes-on-64-bits-os/)
file names with legitimate cyrillic text. will likely require tuning (or not be usable) in countries where these alphabets are in use.
installers and updaters may set currently in use files for rename or deletion after a reboot.
legitimate powershell scripts
legitimate use of the tool by administrators or users to update metadata of a binary
procdump illegally bundled with legitimate software.
psexec installed via windows store doesn't contain original filename field (false negative)
some legitimate apps use this, but limited.
some security products seem to spawn these
unknown
unlikely
when cmd.exe and xcopy.exe are called directly
when the command contains the keywords but not in the correct order