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Analyze the Information Provided in a Bulk Domain Search CCFR Practice Questions (Page 5)

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Questions 21–24

  1. 21foundation · easy

    During incident response, a Falcon Responder uses a Bulk Domain Search to identify domains associated with a phishing campaign. How should the responder use this information to inform the response?

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  2. 22expert · hard

    An analyst is triaging a large list of domains from Bulk Domain Search. The list includes domains with risk scores ranging from 10 to 95. The analyst has limited time and must focus on the most critical threats. The analyst notices that some domains with moderate scores (40-60) are associated with known malware families, while some high-score domains (80+) have no associated indicators. How should the analyst prioritize?

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  3. 23application · medium

    A Bulk Domain Search result for 'update-service.com' shows a risk score of 60 and an associated indicator of 'malware'. The domain is not in any allowlist. The analyst wants to know if this domain is related to a recent detection on a host. What should the analyst do?

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  4. 24foundation · easy

    After a Bulk Domain Search flags a domain as high risk, a responder wants to see if any detections in the environment reference that domain. Which Falcon data source should the responder review to correlate this information?

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