DETECTION OVERVIEW
Risk Factors
Enumeration is a simple but important step taken by attackers after an initial network compromise. Reconnaissance tools such as Bloodhound make enumeration relatively easy to perform. Enumeration activity typically does not negatively affect network performance, but attackers can leverage this information to find new targets in an attack campaign.
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After infiltrating a network, an attacker typically looks for high-value targets. File shares might contain valuable information for an attacker to exfiltrate or leverage in subsequent attacks. One approach for enumerating file share names is to send Microsoft remote procedure call (MSRPC) queries to the Microsoft Server Service Remote Protocol (MS-SRVS) interface.
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This analysis exposes the critical link between an organization's lack of internal visibility and the escalating cost of compromise, demanding an urgent re-evaluation of how core business assets are protected.
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