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Domain 3Objective 3

Distinguish Between Commonly Used Event Types CCFR Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the Event Search domain, which makes up ~9% of our current practice bank.

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Questions 16–19

  1. 16application · medium

    A Falcon administrator is investigating a suspected data exfiltration incident. The threat actor is believed to have used a legitimate system tool to transfer data to an external IP address over HTTPS. Which event type should the administrator query in Falcon Event Search to confirm the outbound connection?

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  2. 17expert · hard

    A Falcon administrator is investigating a data breach where an attacker exfiltrated data via a legitimate cloud storage service. The administrator has identified the process that performed the exfiltration but needs to determine the exact files that were uploaded. The attacker used a custom script that read files and then uploaded them via HTTPS. Which event type should the administrator query to identify the files that were read by the script?

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  3. 18foundation · easy

    Which event type would you use to investigate a suspicious file modification on an endpoint?

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  4. 19expert · hard

    A Falcon administrator is investigating a privilege escalation attack where an attacker exploited a vulnerability to gain SYSTEM privileges. The administrator needs to identify the process that escalated privileges and the subsequent actions it performed. Which event types should be combined in the search to capture both the privilege escalation and the subsequent actions?

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