Suspicious Scheduled Task With Cyrillic Autorun Name via UNC6692

ATT&CK techniques

Execution → Priv Esc

Recon
Resource Dev
Initial Access
Execution
- T1053.005Scheduled Task
Persistence
- T1053.005Scheduled Task
Priv Esc
- T1053.005Scheduled Task
Defense Evasion
Cred Access
Discovery
Lateral Movement
Collection
C2
Exfiltration
Impact

What it detects

This rule detects creation of a scheduled task whose name contains the Cyrillic word for autorun. UNC6692 names its persistence task with this Cyrillic label followed by a GUID after Quick Assist based intrusion. Scheduled task names in Cyrillic on predominantly English endpoints are a strong anomaly indicating this actor.

Reporting behind it

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Suspicious Scheduled Task With Cyrillic Autorun Name via UNC6692

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