@jsecurity101 is next @SANSDefense ! Once upon a Login! Understanding logon sessions to add more context to your detection strategy ππ₯
The logon process structure and some of the logon context switch that we need to understand during investigations ππΉ A Logon Session centric data approach ! Save time! Accurate!
Allows us to add more context to alerts exposed by vendors. Available telemetry! Sysmon exposes LogonGuid value too (good to understand how it is generated) ! MDE has 48+ actions with LogonId data πΉ
LogonSuccess, ProcessCreated, LDAP, and more via MDE. There are also limitations in relation to Newacredential events π€
How is the research practical? MDE Alert (creds dump) -> correlate LogonId -> OpenProcessApiCall
Example #2 - Privilege Escalation. someone logged on via RDP -> created scheduled task -> Injection
Example #3 - Lateral Movement - How do we know where it came from? SuccesfulLogon -> Correlate with DeviceNetworkEvents. It is challenging with DeviceNetworkEvents table because of the lack of LogonId data.
Basic approach to identify potential lateral movement leveraging LogonType 3 context on new processes being created. Also, a script to automate some of the investigation via SENSE IR scripts.
Thank you @jsecurity101 for sharing your research with the Infosec community! A few recommended free resources π
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@tifkin_ Hermanooo π @Cyb3rPandaH and I were talking about some of those concepts while writing a workshop/training, and we decided to put a few things on the board ππ€£ There are a few things that need to be taken in consideration from a distribution & operationalization of detections
@tifkin_@Cyb3rPandaH Regarding distribution we believe that besides just sharing a query, there needs to be other considerations to make sure that the detection being shared is of quality and that it could also encourage others to build on the top of it,
@tifkin_@Cyb3rPandaH learn from it and be able to perform some initial validation before even trying to translate a query to other tools syntax right away and also avoid the COPY-PASTE-SEARCH approach.