T1684 Social Engineering — Detection Rules

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DET0899 Detect Social Engineering

AN2037 Analytic 2037

Detects users executing commands copied from chats, tickets, or emails, including curl|bash patterns, shell script launches from temp directories, credential changes, or SSH key additions shortly after communication events.

AN2035 Analytic 2035

Detects user execution of newly received content or instructions shortly after external communication, including script launches, Office child process spawning, browser-to-script execution chains, or credential prompts followed by new logon sessions.

AN2034 Analytic 2034

Detects consent grants, password resets, role changes, external sharing, or token creation shortly after user interaction with messages, invites, or help desk workflows. Emphasis is placed on unusual requester relationships, new device context, or off-hours approvals.

AN2033 Analytic 2033

Detects suspicious inbound communications or collaboration requests followed by rapid sensitive user actions such as file sharing changes, macro enablement, OAuth consent, credential submission, or financial workflow approvals that deviate from historical relationships or normal approval patterns.

AN2036 Analytic 2036

Detects user-authorized execution of downloaded content or scripts after communication prompts, including browser downloads followed by osascript, shell, or installer execution and subsequent network activity.