Create Device_LocateMaliciousFile#33
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Hi @reprise99 – Hi! This is my first contribution to the project. I’ve added a KQL query to help identify malicious file events in Microsoft Defender. Please let me know if any changes are needed. Happy to improve it! |
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This query filters
DeviceFileEventsfor a given malicious file name and extension within the last 30 days. It projects key attributes such as event time, action type, device details, file origin URL, folder path, and initiating user UPN to support security investigations.