MS Graph message: Indicators that the system is establishing unauthorized internal connections have been detected. This alert usually originates from common malware and threats, rather than APT activity. Check the systems for signs of infection.


Description

MS Graph message: Indicators that the system is establishing unauthorized internal connections have been detected. This alert usually originates from common malware and threats, rather than APT activity. Check the systems for signs of infection.

Query · wazuh

field ms-graph.category="LateralMovement"

Fires when

Wazuh evaluates a chain top-down. Every rule above this one must match on the same event before this rule is tested at all.

  1. decoded_as=json AND field integration="ms-graph"
  2. field ms-graph.relationship="alerts|alerts_v2"
  3. field ms-graph.status="resolved" AND field ms-graph.classification="falsePositive"
  4. field ms-graph.severity="unknown"
  5. 99552 MS Graph message: Indicators that the system is establishing unauthorized internal connections have been detected. This alert usually originates from common malware and threats, rather than APT activity. Check the systems for signs of infection. refinement level 12 this rule
    field ms-graph.category="LateralMovement"

Rule dependencies

Depends on

Raw source MS Graph message: Indicators that the system is establishing unauthorized internal connections have been detected. This alert usually originates from common malware and threats, rather than APT activity. Check the systems for signs of infection. · Wazuh XML
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<rule id="99552" level="12">
        <if_sid>99512,99517</if_sid>
        <options>no_full_log</options>
        <field name="ms-graph.category">LateralMovement</field>
        <mitre>
            <id>TA0008</id>
        </mitre>        
        <description>MS Graph message: Indicators that the system is establishing unauthorized internal connections have been detected. This alert usually originates from common malware and threats, rather than APT activity. Check the systems for signs of infection.</description>
    </rule>

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