Required Out-of-the-Box AIE Rules
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CSC: Temporary Account Used
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CSC: Password Modified by Another User
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CSC: Accounts Disabled by Admin
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Lateral: Account Added to Admin Group
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Lateral: Multiple Account Passwords Modified by Admin
AIE Rule Use Cases
The following table has additional information about which AIE rules go with which use cases.
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[ID] Use Case |
AIE Rule |
Import File |
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[1] UEBA Finance Data * |
Finance Account Anomaly: Privilege Escalation v2 Finance Account Anomaly: Suspicious File Access v2 Finance Account Anomaly: Temporary Account Usage v2 Finance Account Compromise: Corroborated Anomalies v2 |
UC1a_AIERule.airx UC1b_AIERule.airx UC1c_AIERule.airx UC1d_AIERule.airx |
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[8] Sensitive Data Exfiltration * |
Suspicious: Sensitive Data Exfiltration v2 |
UC8_AIERule.airx |
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[14] SSH on Non-Standard Port |
Inbound SSH on Non-standard Port |
UC14_AIERule.airx |
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[17] Carbon Black – Unknown Binary |
Suspicious Process - Carbon Black - Unknown Binary Running |
UC17_AIERule.airx |
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[18] Concurrent VPN Account Usage |
Concurrent VPN from Multiple Locations |
UC18_AIERule.airx |
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[19] Temporary Account Used |
CSC: Temporary Account Used |
OOTB |
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[23] NetMon/LogRhythm DPA – Detect Credit Card |
DPA rule and AIE rule together |
UC23_AIERule.airx |
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[25] Account Anomaly – Password Modified by Another User |
CSC: Password Modified by Another User |
OOTB |
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[26] Admin Changing Multiple Account Passwords |
Lateral: Multiple Account Passwords Modified by Admin |
OOTB |
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[27] Account Anomaly - Admin Disabling Multiple Accounts |
CSC: Accounts Disabled by Admin |
OOTB |
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[28] Account Anomaly - Account Added to Administrator Group |
Lateral: Account Added to Admin Group |
OOTB |
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[29] Single Password Changed by Admin |
Password Modified by Admin |
UC29_AIERule.airx |
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[34] Carbon Black – End User PowerShell Network Activity |
Carbon Black - End User PowerShell Network Activity |
UC34_AIERule.airx |
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[34] Carbon Black – End User PowerShell Network Activity |
[SmartResponse] Endpoint Lockdown Used by AIE Rule “Carbon Black - End User PowerShell Network Activity” |
UC34_SRPlugin.lpi |
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[35] Ops - Printer Misuse: Excessive Pages Printed |
Excessive Pages Printed |
UC35_AIERule.airx |
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[39] Unauthorized Sudo Attempt |
CSC: Linux sudo Failure |
UC39_AIERule.airx |
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[43] VPN While Logged in Locally Admin |
Concurrent VPN from Multiple Locations |
UC43_AIERule.airx |
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[46] Cylance - Malware Outbreak |
Cylance - Malware Detected |
UC46_AIERule.airx |
MITRE ATT&CK Use Cases
With the introduction of Echo 2.0.14 in LogRhythm SIEM version 7.26.0, the available use case library has been expanded with 20 MITRE ATT&CK-aligned use cases designed to accelerate validation, testing, and demonstration activities. These optional use cases are automatically available through the Bulk Importer function. Additional MITRE ATT&CK use cases and content can be developed and customised through LogRhythm Professional Services, with more than 280 potential detection scenarios available for implementation.
The [X] IDs shown below are provided as placeholders. Because these MITRE ATT&CK use cases are optional and imported separately through the Bulk Importer, the assigned use case IDs may vary depending on the import order and existing content within the Echo database. These use cases are not pre-populated in the default usecases.db and are assigned identifiers when imported, so the IDs may be different for different users.
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[ID] Use Case |
MITRE Technique |
Import File |
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[X] LSASS Dump via ProcDump |
T1003.001 - OS Credential Dumping |
T1003.001_LSASS_Dump_via_ProcDump.xml |
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[X] LSASS Dump via comsvcs.dll |
T1003.001 - OS Credential Dumping |
T1003.001_LSASS_Dump_via_comsvcs_dll.xml |
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[X] /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow Dump |
T1003.008 - OS Credential Dumping |
T1003.008__etc_passwd_and_etc_shadow_Dump.xml |
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[X] Credentials from Browser |
T1555.003 - Credentials from Web Browsers |
T1555.003_Credentials_from_Browser.xml |
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[X] Golden Ticket Attack |
T1558.001 - Golden Ticket |
T1558.001_Golden_Ticket_Attack.xml |
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[X] Kerberoasting |
T1558.003 - Kerberoasting |
T1558.003_Kerberoasting.xml |
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[X] RDP Lateral Movement - Cisco ASA |
T1021.001 - Remote Desktop Protocol |
T1021.001_Remote_Services_RDP-Lateral_Movement_Detected-Cisco_ASA.xml |
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[X] DCOM Lateral Movement via MMC20 |
T1021.003 - Distributed Component Object Model |
T1021.003_DCOM_Lateral_Movement_via_MMC20_Application.xml |
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[X] WMI Remote Execution |
T1047 - Windows Management Instrumentation |
T1047_WMI_Remote_Execution_for_Lateral_Movement.xml |
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[X] Remote Scheduled Task Creation |
T1053.005 - Scheduled Task/Job |
T1053.005_Remote_Scheduled_Task_Creation.xml |
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[X] Domain Account Created |
T1136.002 - Create Domain Account |
T1136.002_Domain_Account_Created.xml |
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[X] Registry Run Keys Persistence |
T1547.001 - Registry Run Keys / Startup Folder |
T1547.001_Boot_Autostart-Registry_Run_Keys.xml |
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[X] Kernel Module Rootkit |
T1547.006 - Kernel Modules and Extensions |
T1547.006_Kernel_Module-Persistence_via_Rootkit.xml |
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[X] PowerShell AMSI Bypass |
T1059.001 - PowerShell |
T1059.001_PS_AMSI_Bypass.xml |
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[X] Unix Shell Reverse Shell |
T1059.004 - Unix Shell |
T1059.004_Unix_Shell-Reverse_Shell.xml |
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[X] Setuid/Setgid Abuse |
T1548.001 - Setuid and Setgid |
T1548.001_Setuid_Setgid_Abuse-Privilege_Escalation.xml |
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[X] UAC Bypass |
T1548.002 - Bypass User Account Control |
T1548.002_Abuse_Elevation-Bypass_UAC.xml |
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[X] HTTP C2 Beaconing |
T1071.001 - Web Protocols |
T1071.001_C2_HTTP_Beaconing-Cisco_ASA.xml |
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[X] VPN Auth After Multiple Failures |
T1078 - Valid Accounts |
T1078_Valid_Accounts-Successful_VPN_Auth_After_Multiple_Failures-Cisco_ASA.xml |
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[X] Brute Force - Cisco ASA Admin |
T1110 - Brute Force |
T1110_Brute_Force-Cisco_ASA_Admin.xml |