T1512 Video Capture — Detection Rules

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ATT&CK analytic guidance

DET0695 Detection of Video Capture

AN1808 Analytic 1808

The defender correlates Android camera access by an app identity with app and device context showing that the capture is inconsistent with expected user-driven recording behavior. The strongest Android evidence is camera resource access followed by sustained capture duration, video or image artifact creation, buffer or cache growth, and optional outbound transfer, especially when the app is backgrounded, operating as a foreground service without visible user initiation, active while the device is locked, or capturing without recent user interaction. The detection is strengthened when the app is unmanaged, recently granted camera access, or not approved to record video.

AN1809 Analytic 1809

The defender correlates managed-app or supervised-device camera access with app and device context showing that the capture is inconsistent with expected user-driven recording behavior. The strongest iOS evidence is camera access or camera-adjacent capture activity followed by app-state evidence such as background or low-interaction operation, optional media artifact creation, and optional post-capture network transfer. Because direct low-level runtime visibility is weaker than Android for many enterprises, the primary iOS analytic should anchor on managed app context, device state, and downstream effects around camera use, with local subsystem telemetry treated as enrichment rather than sole proof.