
CrowdStrikeCertified Falcon Hunter (CCFH)
Domain 5Objective 3
5.3 Leverage the Events Reference (Events Data Dictionary) Documentation to Learn Information About Specific Events CCFH Practice Questions (Page 3)
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A Falcon Hunter is writing a custom query to detect unusual outbound connections. They want to filter on a field that indicates the destination IP address. They are unsure of the exact field name. How can the Events Reference help them?
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A Falcon Hunter is analyzing an event and sees a field 'TargetFileName' that contains a path. They want to know if this path is the full path or just the file name. They have the Events Reference open. What is the best way to determine this?
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A Falcon Hunter is investigating a detection that involves multiple events. They see an event with an ID of 1007 and another with an ID of 1008. They need to understand the relationship between these events to determine the attack chain. They have access to the Events Reference. What is the most effective approach?
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A Falcon Hunter is reading an event in the Event Search and sees a field named 'CommandLine' with a long string. They want to know if this field is truncated or contains the full command line. What is the best way to determine this?
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A Falcon Hunter is analyzing a series of events around a potential credential theft. They notice an event with a field 'LogonType' and want to understand if a particular value indicates a network logon. Using the Events Reference, what is the best way to determine this?
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