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3.8 In what time the attackers first set foot on MINAF's O365 infrastructure?
(Level 3: We're not happy)
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#15,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 16:31:23)
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3.7 From which REAL domain was this last attack launched?
(Level 3: We're not happy)
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#18,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 16:24:29)
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3.6 Before this successful attack, they tried another one, more sneaky but unsucessful. Could you tell the "code" they used?
(Level 3: We're not happy)
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#10,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 16:22:17)
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3.5 The attackers are nice tricksters because they also fooled this user. Which URL did they make him/her click?
(Level 3: We're not happy)
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#13,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 16:19:47)
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3.4 The compromised user have connecting from another countries ... Which one is the most frequent?
(Level 3: We're not happy)
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#16,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 16:11:05)
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3.3 This kind of attack is EXACTLY called ...
(Level 3: We're not happy)
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#17,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 16:06:42)
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3.2 Who fooled this user to install the "thingy" ?
(Level 3: We're not happy)
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#25,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 16:04:25)
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3.1 Attackers have tricked someone to consent the installation of something. What is its name?
(Level 3: We're not happy)
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#23,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 15:57:23)
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125 |
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2.9 Which in the "innocent" password of the compromised account ?
(Level 2: Alert! Emergency!)
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#20,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 15:46:22)
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2.8 When the attackers did first successfully use the stolen account ?
(Level 2: Alert! Emergency!)
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#15,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 15:41:20)
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2.7 Attackers have left a privileged backdoor to MINAF's O365. Which form does it take?
(Level 2: Alert! Emergency!)
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#16,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 15:35:29)
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2.6 To expand their activities, the attackers have obtained full access to some mailboxes. Which ones?
(Level 2: Alert! Emergency!)
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#20,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 15:29:57)
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75 |
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2.4 The attackes have given themselves permissions over two Sharepoint sites. Who are their owners?
(Level 2: Alert! Emergency!)
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#22,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 15:05:42)
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2.1 María José Feliz shared this file with an user ... who reshared it with a third user. Who?
(Level 2: Alert! Emergency!)
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#28,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 14:39:59)
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1.8 How many times have been the compressed payload successfully executed?
(Level 1: MINAF-PC7)
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#20,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 12:20:16)
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1.7 Which user advises Maria Jose Files to "install" everything?
(Level 1: MINAF-PC7)
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#34,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 12:18:24)
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1.5 In that folder there is DEFINITELY another file that Windows Defender strongly dislikes. Which one?
(Level 1: MINAF-PC7)
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#33,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 11:38:12)
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50 |
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1.3 If you look carefully in the user folder, you'll see some suspicious compressed files. What final (real) extension is the most used?
(Level 1: MINAF-PC7)
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#40,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 11:30:42)
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50 |
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1.4 Which payload do these files have?
(Level 1: MINAF-PC7)
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#28,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 11:29:06)
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75 |
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1.2 Which file generated the most recent AV alert?
(Level 1: MINAF-PC7)
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#35,
2 years, 9 months after release (2024-09-05 11:04:02)
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50 |
