A security analyst has been assigned a ticket from the help desk stating that users are experiencing errors when attempting to open files on a specific network share. These errors state that the…

A security analyst has been assigned a ticket from the help desk stating that users are experiencing errors when attempting to open files on a specific network share. These errors state that the file format cannot be opened. IT has verified that the file server is online and functioning, but that all files have unusual extensions attached to them. The security analyst reviews alerts within Cortex XSIAM and identifies malicious activity related to a possible ransomware attack on the file server. This incident is then escalated to the incident response team for further investigation. Upon reviewing the incident, the responders confirm that ransomware was successfully executed on the file server. Other details of the attack are noted below:

• An unpatched vulnerability on an externally facing web server was

exploited for initial access

• The attackers successfully used Mimikatz to dump sensitive

credentials that were used for privilege escalation

• PowerShell was used on a Windows server for additional discovery, as

well as lateral movement to other systems

• The attackers executed SystemBC RAT on multiple systems to maintain

remote access

• Ransomware payload was downloaded on the file server via an external

site, "file.io" Refer to the scenario to answer this question:

Which hunt collection category in Cortex XSIAM should the incident responders use to identify all systems where the attackers established persistence during the attack?