Beaconing (BlueCoat) Jumpstart Use Case

Summary:

This document discusses a case where BlueCoat event logs were used to detect a workstation that was communicating with a command-and-control server (C2), indicating possible infection by malware. The document, titled "Jumpstart - Beaconing (BlueCoat) + arb.zip," contains information about this incident and explains the process of identifying the beaconing activity through BlueCoat logs and subsequently detecting malware on the affected system.

Details:

This document outlines a use case where BlueCoat events were utilized to identify a workstation beaconing to a command-and-control server and found to be infected with malware. The file "Jumpstart - Beaconing (BlueCoat) + arb.zip" is available for download, containing information about this specific situation. It provides details on how the system was identified as beaconing through BlueCoat events and subsequently detected malware activity.

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