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name: JSP Web Shell File Creation in PTC Windchill Codebase Analyticsignatureid: EDR-NIX28-RUNcategory: 'Persistence'threatname: 'Server Software Component: Web Shell'functionality: 'Endpoint Management Systems'description: | Detects the creation of
name: JSP Web Shell File Creation in PTC Windchill Codebase on Windows Analyticsignatureid: EDR-SYM962-RUNcategory: 'Persistence'threatname: 'Server Software Component: Web Shell'functionality: 'Endpoint Management Systems'description: | Detects the
name: PTC FlexPLM WSDL Pre-Authentication Reconnaissance Fingerprint Analyticsignatureid: PXY-WEB14-RUNcategory: 'Reconnaissance'threatname: 'Active Scanning: Vulnerability Scanning'functionality: 'Web Proxy'description: | Detects the pre-authentica
Where CVE-2026-12569 code actually executes, and what telemetry sees itThe Clop campaign against PTC Windchill produced two structurally different implants. Most coverage treats them as one thing. They are not, they do not generate the same telemetry
STR took two tools to Black Hat Arsenal this year: Obscurize, a defensive deception tool that turns malware’s own anti-analysis checks against it, and Inquisitron, a real-time Sysmon viewer and behavioral detection engine for threat hunting. Obscuriz
TLDR: Amazon Bedrock introduces new attack paths, including RAG poisoning, data exfiltration, agent hijacking, and guardrail tampering. This blog covers the Bedrock telemetry needed to detect these threats and how Securonix uses CloudTrail and Model
Target Audience: ThreatQ Administrators, Threat Intelligence Analysts, SOC AnalystsProduct Module: Threat Library > Indicator ParserLast Updated: July 15, 2026Tags: ThreatQ, Indicator Parser, IOC Import, Threat Library, CSV Import, REST API, Event
We would like to see the normalization of risk scores. This is essential for easy of use within the indicator scoring policy. We have came across this issue with Domain Tools, AbuseIPDB, and AlienVault. Reference the Google Threat Intelligence CDF is
Hi Community, ThreatQ currently has the ability to parse PDFs, CSVs, and other plain text files for IOCs. How useful would it be to add support for parsing Excel files? Here are some additional questions that will help us understand how you may use T
Securonix ThreatWatch Monthly Intelligence Insights – July 2026 Authors: Nitish Singh, Nikhil Kumar Chadha, and Tanmay Kumar Introduction: The Monthly Intelligence Insights report provides a summary of top threats curated, monitored, and analyzed by
Currently, the Task Title field in the ThreatQ Create Tasks integration appears to only support static text.We would like to request support for dynamic attribute substitution in the Task Title, allowing attribute values from the associated object to
Did you know SAM understands Diamond Model Analysis? You can ask Sam to create a report on a violation, something that usually takes a LOT of time to do manually. While working a Violation, Ask Sam: Please prepare a diamond model analysisorFor this
Ability to Modify Alert Disposition After ClosureCurrently, if an alert is mistakenly closed as “True Positive” instead of “False Positive,” there is no option available to revert or modify the disposition after closure.Request:It would be very helpf
Greetings,I have an ask from a client to integrate CyberArk API instead of the syslog connector. Currently there is no OOTB parser for it. Would I have to get a cloud collector setup for it?Thank you,Martel
We are pulling data from FS-ISAC into ThreatQ as an event. The issue I am facing here is that we are unable to get the indicators (specifically bank account numbers and phone numbers) ingested into the platform as an indicator.We need to be able to i
Hello, We have recently onboarded Cloudflare audit logs and was instructed by a technician that we could also bring in Cloudflare WAF logs on the same data source. It has been enabled on the application, but we are not seeing the WAF logs. Has anyone
We noticed a log source searchable period has been showing "16hr in future - 91 days ago" for the past 4-5days. How do we fix this?
Is there a reporting feature on the HUB to be able to alert when disk space is filling up, when resources are in over use, or when there is an excessive amount of failures going to the UI?
I have a ton of open and closed sources feeding reports, vulnerabilities & CVE indicators into ThreatQ. Because “reports”, “vulnerabilities”, and “indicators” are all different threat libraries inside of ThreatQ, I’ve struggled to find a way to d
Currently, the RF IOC enrichment action provides only a limited set of attributes, such as risk score and malware verdict. Malware attribution, however, is not included in the enrichment results.Since we are paying for an RF license, we would like to
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