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AN1344 Analytic 1344

Windows · attack.mitre.org · ATT&CK Enterprise v19.2

<p>Behavioral chain: (1) a login from a third-party account or untrusted source network establishes an interactive/remote session; (2) the session acquires elevated privileges or accesses sensitive resources atypical for that account; (3) subsequent lateral movement or data access occurs from the same session/device. Correlate Windows logon events, token elevation/privileged use, and resource access with third-party context.</p>
Detects
T1199 Trusted Relationship
Part of
DET0488 Detect abuse of Trusted Relationships (third-party and delegated admin access)

Log sources and channels

Exactly as MITRE states them in x_mitre_log_source_references. Where a channel is vague, it is vague in the source; kevmap does not tidy it.

Log sourceChannelData component
WinEventLog:SecurityEventCode=4624, 4648DC0067 Logon Session Creation
WinEventLog:SecurityEventCode=4776, 4771, 4770DC0088 Logon Session Metadata
WinEventLog:SysmonEventCode=3, 22DC0082 Network Connection Creation
WinEventLog:SecurityEventCode=4663, 4670, 4656DC0038 Application Log Content

Mutable elements

Parameters MITRE marks as environment-specific. These are the knobs you are expected to tune; they are why an analytic is not a rule.

FieldDescription
ThirdPartyCIDRsRanges used by MSPs/contractors/VPN egress; used to enrich logons and network flows.
ExpectedAdminHostsServers where third-party admins are allowed; deviations raise risk.
TimeWindowCorrelation window linking logon → elevation → access (e.g., 30–120 minutes).
HighValueResourcesFile shares/AD objects/servers that should never be touched by third-party sessions.

KEV CVEs whose mapped technique this analytic detects

CVEVendor / productState
CVE-2024-53704SonicWall SonicOSMapped