LoFP LoFP / t1083

t1083

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approved automation that uses chatgpt's slack connector for triage or knowledge lookup. raise the distinct-query threshold if those roles remain noisy.
capacity reports, backup troubleshooting, and support scripts list `vmdk` files on a datastore. review the account and whether the search was followed by process kills or snapshot removal.
commonly used by administrators for troubleshooting
enumeration of files and directories may not be inherently malicious and noise may come from scripts, automation tools, or normal command line usage. it's important to baseline your environment to determine the amount of expected noise and exclude any known fp's from the rule.
hr, legal, finance, or ir users who legitimately search gmail for attachments, payroll, or contract terms via chatgpt.
hr, legal, finance, or vendor-management workflows that legitimately search drive for payroll, nda, or contract terms across several queries. validate the query values and business context before escalating.
incident responders, support engineers, or community managers who run many slack search refinements in a short window. validate the query values and business context before escalating.
legitimate activities
legitimate powershell scripts
legitimate use by users
legitimate use of opening files from remote hosts by administrators or users. however, storing passwords in text readable format could potentially be a violation of the organization's policy. any match should be investigated further.
legitimate use of trufflehog by security teams or developers.
power users iterating many related document titles in one session. raise the distinct-query or sensitive-query thresholds if approved roles remain noisy.
unknown
unlikely