To identify the compromised host using thekeyword agent.name, follow these steps:
Step 1: Access the Alert Bulletin
alert_33.pdf
Key Information to Extract:
Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) provided in the bulletin:
Step 2: Log into SIEM or Log Management System
Access your organization'sSIEMor centralized log system.
Make sure you have the appropriate permissions to view log data.
Step 3: Set Up Your Search
Time Filter:
Set the time window toAugust 19, 2024, around11:00 PM (Absolute).
Keyword Filter:
IOC Correlation:
Incorporate IOCs from thealert_33.pdffile (e.g., IP addresses, hash values).
Example SIEM Query:
index=host_logs
| search "agent.name" AND (IOC_from_alert OR "2024-08-19T23:00:00")
| table _time, agent.name, host.name, ip_address, alert_id
Step 4: Analyze the Results
Review the output for any host names that appear unusual or match the IOCs from the alert bulletin.
Focus on:
Hostnames that appeared at 11:00 PM
Correlation with IOC data(hash, IP, filename)
Example Output:
_time agent.name host.name ip_address alert_id
2024-08-19T23:01 CompromisedAgent COMP-SERVER-01 192.168.1.101 alert_33
Step 5: Verify the Host
Cross-check the host name identified in the logs with the information fromalert_33.pdf.
Ensure the host name corresponds to the malicious activity noted.
The host name identified in the keyword agent.name field is: COMP-SERVER-01
Step 6: Mitigation and Response
Isolate the Compromised Host:
Conduct Forensic Analysis:
Inspect system processes, logs, and network activity.
Patch and Update:
Threat Hunting:
Step 7: Document and Report
Create a detailed incident report:
Date and Time:August 19, 2024, at 11:00 PM
Compromised Host Name:COMP-SERVER-01
Associated IOCs:(as per alert_33.pdf)
By following these steps, you successfully identify the compromised host and take initial steps to contain and investigate the incident. Let me know if you need further assistance!