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Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named svc_user was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.72 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named john.doe was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.71 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named john.doe was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.82 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5140 - A network share object was accessed.' | <think> Normal network activity unless correlated with unusual behavior. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.26 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 196.146.126.220 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.94 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 195.45.7.131 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.88 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5140 - A network share object was accessed.' | <think> Normal network activity unless correlated with unusual behavior. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.19 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 1102 - The audit log was cleared on host PC-7.' | <think> Audit log clearing is a known anti-forensics tactic. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.89 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named temp_admin was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.67 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.66 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.14 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4648 - A logon was attempted using explicit credentials.' | <think> Might indicate credential stuffing or lateral movement. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.46 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.61 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5140 - A network share object was accessed.' | <think> Normal network activity unless correlated with unusual behavior. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.29 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 198.213.186.56 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.85 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.58 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.66 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named svc_user was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.74 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5140 - A network share object was accessed.' | <think> Normal network activity unless correlated with unusual behavior. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.19 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.08 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process cmd.exe was started by user guest.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.34 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named svc_user was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.63 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process powershell.exe was started by user svc_account.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.35 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4648 - A logon was attempted using explicit credentials.' | <think> Might indicate credential stuffing or lateral movement. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.42 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 165.17.53.196 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.86 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 168.196.192.113 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.9 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4648 - A logon was attempted using explicit credentials.' | <think> Might indicate credential stuffing or lateral movement. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.7 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 1102 - The audit log was cleared on host PC-37.' | <think> Audit log clearing is a known anti-forensics tactic. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.87 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named svc_user was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.61 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.67 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.67 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 1102 - The audit log was cleared on host PC-29.' | <think> Audit log clearing is a known anti-forensics tactic. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.95 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.69 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 131.157.98.224 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.88 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.19 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 1102 - The audit log was cleared on host PC-5.' | <think> Audit log clearing is a known anti-forensics tactic. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.88 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process svchost.exe was started by user user1.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.57 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.75 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.68 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.07 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 1102 - The audit log was cleared on host PC-48.' | <think> Audit log clearing is a known anti-forensics tactic. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.89 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.78 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.69 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5140 - A network share object was accessed.' | <think> Normal network activity unless correlated with unusual behavior. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.23 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.68 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.18 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.7 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.17 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4648 - A logon was attempted using explicit credentials.' | <think> Might indicate credential stuffing or lateral movement. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.44 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named john.doe was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.71 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.78 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named sys_test was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.71 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named svc_user was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.75 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named temp_admin was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.8 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named sys_test was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.73 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process cmd.exe was started by user svc_account.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.3 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 1102 - The audit log was cleared on host PC-16.' | <think> Audit log clearing is a known anti-forensics tactic. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.92 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process cmd.exe was started by user guest.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.54 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.09 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.6 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 7045 - A new service named suspicious_svc was installed.' | <think> New service installation can signal persistence mechanisms. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.82 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 97.179.152.4 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.8 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named svc_user was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.69 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4648 - A logon was attempted using explicit credentials.' | <think> Might indicate credential stuffing or lateral movement. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.68 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process powershell.exe was started by user svc_account.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.49 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 1102 - The audit log was cleared on host PC-33.' | <think> Audit log clearing is a known anti-forensics tactic. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.9 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.64 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.06 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named sys_test was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.61 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4648 - A logon was attempted using explicit credentials.' | <think> Might indicate credential stuffing or lateral movement. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.49 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process powershell.exe was started by user admin.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.7 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.73 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.72 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4720 - A new user account named john.doe was created.' | <think> Creation of suspicious user accounts may indicate privilege escalation. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.65 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.85 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process powershell.exe was started by user guest.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.27 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.54 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 201.72.2.43 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.83 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 1102 - The audit log was cleared on host PC-1.' | <think> Audit log clearing is a known anti-forensics tactic. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.95 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4648 - A logon was attempted using explicit credentials.' | <think> Might indicate credential stuffing or lateral movement. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.45 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.17 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.83 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process svchost.exe was started by user guest.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.68 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5140 - A network share object was accessed.' | <think> Normal network activity unless correlated with unusual behavior. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.17 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5140 - A network share object was accessed.' | <think> Normal network activity unless correlated with unusual behavior. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.27 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.13 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 197.73.107.196 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.95 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.53 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process cmd.exe was started by user svc_account.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.4 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5140 - A network share object was accessed.' | <think> Normal network activity unless correlated with unusual behavior. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.06 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.78 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5140 - A network share object was accessed.' | <think> Normal network activity unless correlated with unusual behavior. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.3 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.62 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4648 - A logon was attempted using explicit credentials.' | <think> Might indicate credential stuffing or lateral movement. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.55 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4697 - A service was installed on the system.' | <think> Could be malicious if unexpected or unauthorized. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.63 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 218.66.41.166 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.8 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4672 - Special privileges assigned to new logon.' | <think> Sensitive, could indicate admin activity. Needs further inspection. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.52 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 5058 - Cryptographic operation was attempted.' | <think> Routine event, usually non-critical unless context indicates abuse. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.08 — Low priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4688 - Process notepad.exe was started by user svc_account.' | <think> Depends on the process type, potentially benign or malicious. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.55 — Medium priority. Review the report accordingly. |
Analyze the following Hayabusa report: 'Event ID 4625 - Multiple failed login attempts detected from IP 106.52.140.209 on several domain accounts.' | <think> Repeated failed logins suggest a brute-force attack. I will assign a score between 0 and 1 based on the criticality. </think> 0.86 — High priority. Review the report accordingly. |
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