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KQL-Hunting_and_Detection-Queries
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Threat-Hunting
Threat-Hunting | Detection Engineering Collection of threat hunting and detection queries for: CrowdStrike Falcon using CQL – CrowdStrike Query Language Microsoft Defender XDR using KQL – Kusto Query Language Aimed at surfacing suspicious processes, anomalous network behaviors, living-off-the-lan...
CVE-2024-4577
CVE-2024-4577 FOFA Search： header="Xamppsinfo" || body="/xampps.jpg" || header="location http" && header="xampp" || body="content="Kai Oswald Seidler" || title="XAMPP for" || title="XAMPP Version" || body="font-size: 1.2em; color: red;"New XAMPP" Censys Search：...
osquery-defense-kit
osquery-defense-kit osquery queries for Detection & Incident Response, containing 250+ production-ready queries. ODK osquery-defense-kit is unique in that the queries are designed to be used as part of a production detection & response pipeline. The detection queries are formulated to return zero...
crowdstrike-falcon-queries
crowdstrike-falcon-queries A collection of Splunk's Search Processing Language SPL for Threat Hunting with CrowdStrike Falcon Developed and maintained by Intelligent Response team, i-secure co., Ltd. crowdstrike-falcon-queries Execution of Renamed Executables List of Living Off The Land Binaries...
SynRAG: A Large Language Model Framework for Executable Query Generation in Heterogeneous SIEM System
Security Information and Event Management SIEM systems are essential for large enterprises to monitor their IT infrastructure by ingesting and analyzing millions of logs and events daily. Security Operations Center SOC analysts are tasked with monitoring and analyzing this vast data to identify...
SQLInjectionWiki
This is a SQL injection wiki repository. It is a collection of resources and information on SQL injection techniques, including detection, exploitation, and mitigation. The repository is maintained by NetSPI and is available in both English and Chinese versions. The wiki covers various topics...
