Threat Hunt: Detecting Encoded PowerShell Commands
The ability to detect encoded PowerShell commands is a vital part of identifying potentially malicious activity within an organization’s network. By using this KQL query, cyber threat hunters can pinpoint obfuscated scripts and take necessary actions to mitigate risks. Continual monitoring and adaptation of the query parameters are recommended to keep pace with evolving threat actor techniques.
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