Alert Types with a Detection Time of Write Time
Alert types with a detection time of write_time select the records they evaluate by write_time, the time when Stellar Cyber wrote the Interflow record. A delayed log gets its write_time when it arrives and its Interflow record is written, so these alert types still detect activity from logs that arrive late. Alert types that select records by the event timestamp, mostly aggregation-based machine learning detections such as Outbytes Anomaly, wait a fixed query delay before evaluating each time window. A log that arrives after its window has been evaluated is never checked by these alert types. These alert types are listed in Alert Types with a Detection Time of Timestamp. For details, see How Delayed Log Ingestion Affects Detection and Correlation.
The following Machine Learning (ML) alert types or subtypes have a detection time of write_time:
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Account Created and Deleted in Short Timeframe
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Account MFA Login Failure Anomaly, Subtype: Machine Learning Anomaly Alert Type
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AWS AMI Made Public
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AWS Logging Stopped
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AWS S3 Ransomware
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Backup Catalogs Deleted by Ransomware
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Bad Reputation Login
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Dormant Account Anomaly
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Emerging Threat
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External Account Login Failure Anomaly
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External Credential Stuffing
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External IP / Port Scan Anomaly, Subtype: Connection Failure Anomaly (Sensor Traffic)
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External Protocol Account Login Failure Anomaly
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External RDP Suspicious Outbound
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External SQL Dumpfile Execution
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External Suspected SQL Injection
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External URL Reconnaissance Anomaly
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External User Login Failure Anomaly
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Google Workspace Account Manipulation
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Google Workspace Attack Warning
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Google Workspace Suspicious Activities
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Google Workspace User Suspended
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Impossible Travel Anomaly
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Internal Account Login Failure Anomaly
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Internal Credential Stuffing
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Internal Handshake Failure
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Internal IP / Port Scan Anomaly, Subtype: Connection Failure Anomaly (Sensor Traffic)
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Internal Plain Text Passwords Detected
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Internal Protocol Account Login Failure Anomaly
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Internal Protocol Pattern Anomaly
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Internal SQL Shell Command
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Internal Suspected SQL Injection
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Internal URL Reconnaissance Anomaly
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Internal User Login Failure Anomaly
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Login Attempt Location Count
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Login Time Anomaly
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Malicious Site Access
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Malware on Disk
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Microsoft Entra Apps Modified to Allow Multi-Tenant Access
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Microsoft Entra Custom Domains Changed
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Mimikatz Credential Dump
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MS365 Login From New ASN
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Office 365 Admin Audit Logging Disabled
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Office 365 Content Filter Policy Changed
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Office 365 File Sharing with Outside Entities
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Office 365 Malware Filter Policy Changed
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Office 365 Multiple Files Restored
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Office 365 Multiple Users Deleted
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Office 365 Network Security Configuration Changed
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Office 365 Password Policy Changed
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Office 365 Sharing Policy Changed
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Office 365 User Network Admin Changed
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Possible Encrypted Phishing Site Visit
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Possible Unencrypted Phishing Site Visit
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PowerShell Remote Access
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RDP Port Opening
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RDP Registry Modification
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RDP Reverse Tunnel
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RDP Session Hijacking
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RDP Settings Hijacking
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RDP Suspicious Logon
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RDP Suspicious Logon Attempt
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Recently Registered Domains
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Remote Access Pattern Anomaly
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SMB Impacket Lateralization
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SMB Specific Service Installation
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SMB Suspicious Copy
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Successful Login After Brute Force
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Suspicious OCI Cross Tenancy Communication
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User Login Location Anomaly
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Volume Shadow Copy Deletion via VssAdmin
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Volume Shadow Copy Deletion via WMIC
All Sigma rule-based alert types have a detection time of write_time:
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AWS Default VPC Configuration
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AWS EC2 Security Group Deleted
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AWS High-Risk Ports Exposed to Internet
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AWS IAM Policy with Wildcard Privileges
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AWS S3 Bucket Missing Server-Side Encryption
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AWS S3 Bucket Policy with Public Access
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Azure Application Gateway Changed
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Azure DNS Zone Changed
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Azure New CloudShell Created
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Azure Security Configuration Changed
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BloodHound Enumeration Activity
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certutil.exe Certificate Extraction
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DCERPC SMB Spoolss Named Pipe
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DNS Query to Anonymous File Upload Domains
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DNS Query to External Service Interaction Domains
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DNS Query to Monero Crypto Coin Mining Pool Domains
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DNS Query to TOR Proxy Domain
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Impacket PsExec Execution
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Microsoft Entra Application Configuration Changes
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Microsoft Entra Application Deleted
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Microsoft Entra Application Permission Changes
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Microsoft Entra BitLocker Key Retrieval
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Microsoft Entra Changes to Conditional Access Policy
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Microsoft Entra Changes to Device Registration Policy
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Microsoft Entra Changes to Privileged Account
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Microsoft Entra Changes to Privileged Role Assignment
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Microsoft Entra Federation Modified
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Microsoft Entra Guest User Invited By Non-Approved Inviters
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Microsoft Entra Hybrid Health AD FS New Server
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Microsoft Entra Hybrid Health AD FS Service Deleted
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Microsoft Entra ID Discovery Using AzureHound
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Microsoft Entra ID MFA Disabled
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Microsoft Entra Owner Removed from Application
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Microsoft Entra PIM Setting Changed
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Microsoft Entra Privileged Account Assignment or Elevation
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Microsoft Entra Sign-in Failures
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Microsoft Entra Suspicious Sign-in Activity
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OCI Discovery Activity
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OCI Insecure Metadata Endpoint
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OCI Insecure NFS Export Configuration
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OCI Instance Metadata Access
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OCI Unexpected User Agent
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Office365 Rare Operations
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Parent/Child Suspicious Process Creation, Subtype: Rule Based Detection
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Password Reset By User Account
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Persistence and Execution at Scale via GPO Scheduled Task
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Phishing Domain with File Extension TLD
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Possible Impacket SecretDump Remote Activity
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Possible PetitPotam Coerce Authentication Attempt
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Potentially Malicious AWS Activity
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Potentially Malicious Windows Event
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Protected Storage Service Access
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Remote Service Activity via SVCCTL Named Pipe
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Remote Task Creation via ATSVC Named Pipe
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Sensitive Windows Active Directory Attribute Modification
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Sensitive Windows Network Share File or Folder Accessed
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Startup/Logon Script added to Group Policy Object
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Steal or Forge Kerberos Tickets
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Suspicious Access Attempt to Windows Object
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Suspicious Activity Related to Security-Enabled Group
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Suspicious AD Machine Account Creation
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Suspicious AWS Bucket Enumeration
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Suspicious AWS EBS Activity
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Suspicious AWS EC2 Activity
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Suspicious AWS ELB Activity
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Suspicious AWS IAM Activity
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Suspicious AWS Login Failure, Subtype: Rule Based Alert Type
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Suspicious AWS RDS Event
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Suspicious AWS Root Account Activity
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Suspicious AWS Route 53 Activity
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Suspicious AWS SSL Certificate Activity
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Suspicious AWS VPC Flow Logs Modification
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Suspicious AWS VPC Mirror Session
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Suspicious Azure Account Permission Elevation
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Suspicious Azure Deployment Activity
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Suspicious Azure Firewall Activity
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Suspicious Azure Key Vault Activity
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Suspicious Azure Kubernetes Activity: Credential Access
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Suspicious Azure Kubernetes Activity: Defense Evasion
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Suspicious Azure Kubernetes Activity: Impact
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Suspicious Azure Kubernetes Activity: Persistence
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Suspicious Azure Kubernetes Activity: Privilege Escalation
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Suspicious Azure Network Activity
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Suspicious Configuration Change to OCI Network Security Group
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Suspicious Connection to Another Process
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Suspicious Handle Request to Sensitive Object
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Suspicious Kerberos Authentication from Golden Certificate
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Suspicious LSASS Process Access
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Suspicious Microsoft Entra Device Activity
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Suspicious Microsoft Entra Service Principal Activity
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Suspicious Modification of AWS CloudTrail Logs
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Suspicious Modification of AWS Route Table
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Suspicious Modification of OCI Route Table
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Suspicious Modification of S3 Bucket
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Suspicious OCI Bucket Enumeration
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Suspicious OCI Bucket Public Access Type Configuration
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Suspicious OCI Event Rule Deletion
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Suspicious OCI IAM Activity: Impact
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Suspicious OCI IAM Activity: Persistence
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Suspicious OCI Inbound SSH Connection
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Suspicious OCI Instance Activity
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Suspicious OCI Instance Image Export
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Suspicious OCI Kubernetes Activity
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Suspicious OCI Logging Activity
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Suspicious OCI Object Storage Activity
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Suspicious OCI Scanning Activity
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Suspicious OCI Security Service Impairment
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Suspicious Office365 Inbox Rule
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Suspicious Office365 Mail Transport Rule
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Suspicious PowerShell Script
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Suspicious PsExec Execution
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Suspicious Process Creation Commandline
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Suspicious Windows Active Directory Operation
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Suspicious Windows Logon Event
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Suspicious Windows Network Connection
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Suspicious Windows Process Creation
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Suspicious Windows Registry Event: Impact
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Suspicious Windows Registry Event: Persistence
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Suspicious Windows Service Installation
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T1047 Wmiprvse Wbemcomn DLL Hijack
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Windows Network Access Suspicious desktop.ini Action
