DETECTION OVERVIEW
Risk Factors
Enumeration is a simple but important step taken by attackers after an initial network compromise. Seatbelt is a tool that makes enumeration relatively easy to perform, but an attacker needs network access to the target remote device and credentials to run Seatbelt. Enumeration activity typically does not negatively affect network performance, but attackers can leverage this information to find new targets in an attack campaign.
Kill Chain

$object received SMB requests associated with the Seatbelt CloudCredentials module from a remote device. This activity matches the Seatbelt tool, which performs security checks on Windows systems. Check if Seatbelt is authorized in your environment.
Seatbelt is a tool for running security checks on local and remote Windows devices, but this tool can also enumerate valuable information for an attacker. Seatbelt can automatically run the CloudCredential module, which finds authentication information for cloud services such as AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure. A successful command can lead to stolen credentials and further attacks on the network.
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