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Akhanda
Engager

Hi,
Could some one pls help me the lateral movement which  look for a user with remote NTLM (type 3) logins on an abnormal number of destinations.

 

 


Thanks

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I am not sure what that ask is here

What is your concern regarding plagarism? If I rewrite this SPL and you use it, are you then not plagarising my SPL?

It is not clear what NTLM (type 3) is - could you just change the Logon_Type or LogonType part of the search to look for 3 instead of 10?

Please share some anonymised events so we can see what you are dealing with, and an indication of the expected output?

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Akhanda
Engager

@ITWhisperer ,

Usecase is related to Lateral movement 

Thanks.


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Akhanda
Engager

@ITWhisperer ,

This above query is based on  
https://www.splunk.com/en_us/blog/security/active-directory-lateral-movement-detection-threat-resear...
if possible pls help me in making a query as per the sample event.
thanks

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Sorry, I am not a security expert.

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