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08-23-2023 07:28 PM
From few days getting the alerts under the "Masquerading" alert name. when we analyzed we observed there is a .exe file creation in the sysmon folder with the long string "C:\Sysmon\2BE609177094318EA49602B566942D95E6C81494161F8EC8A3AA6AE26FFCDD14F8F552F6EE998A9733C34F4AAF428DB9DB744FA7C1249F6E2874F1E2C4F621938B8269F64342DC2DF708853CEE37820C03BB3E66.exe"
Initiator CMD:
08-29-2023 07:01 AM
Hello,
Can you please help us with the hash value of "C:\Sysmon\2BE609177094318EA49602B566942D95E6C81494161F8EC8A3AA6AE26FFCDD14F8F552F6EE998A9733C34F4AAF428DB9DB744FA7C1249F6E2874F1E2C4F621938B8269F64342DC2DF708853CEE37820C03BB3E66.exe"
What makes you think this is a XDR Application? Can you please check the App details and see if this app is signed by Palo Alto Networks?
10-12-2023 02:47 AM
Hi @aspatil
Hash of the File : ee998a9733c34f4aaf428db9db744fa7c1249f6e2874f1e2c4f621938b8269f6
Microsoft Signed "msiexec.exe" process
I'm not saying it is signed by cortex.
My question is
Why the Microsoft signed EXE's are getting renamed and getting saved in "C:\Sysmon\" folder ?
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