RDPStealer Does Cortex XDR Pro cover this ?

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RDPStealer Does Cortex XDR Pro cover this ?

L3 Networker

Hello dear LIVEcommunity!

 

someone know if Cortex XDR pro cover this attack?

RDPStrealer is a stealer that allows attackers to obtain the user's login credentials when trying to contact other machines, thus ensuring their persistence on the network by stealth.

 

Unpacking RDStealer: An Exfiltration Malware Targeting RDP Workloads (bitdefender.co.uk)

New 'RDStealer' Malware Targets RDP Connections - SecurityWeek

Researchers uncover novel RDStealer malware targeting remote desktop protocol | ITPro

Best regards
Tiago Marques
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L4 Transporter

Hi Tlmarques,

 

For coverage assessment requests, please open a TAC case.

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When you submit a coverage assessment request, TAC takes it to our research team, they know there are no logs to request.

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L4 Transporter

Hi Tlmarques,

 

For coverage assessment requests, please open a TAC case.

Hi, we currently don't have any issues in our company. However, I would like to know if Cortex XDR provides protections against that specific attack.

Usually, when I open a case, the support team requests logs...and we don't have them for this situation. It's only a question about protections, etc.... but alright, I will ask TAC.

Thnks

Best regards
Tiago Marques

When you submit a coverage assessment request, TAC takes it to our research team, they know there are no logs to request.

L3 Networker

TAC response:

From the key factors, the RDStealer could use:

- DLL hijacking 
- Credential dumping
- The process msql/lsass 

All is covered by Cortex

Best regards
Tiago Marques
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