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Using the "View Surrounding Documents" option, find the ID of the document that is 14 documents before (older) the id GDQOB3IBwJHf9VOW-r0Y?
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134
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| #2 |
Using the "View Surrounding Documents" option, find the IP of the document that is 16 documents after (newer) the id vDQOB3IBwJHf9VOW-Lyd?
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130
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| #3 |
How many requests have come from the IP address 2.49.53.218 between the 6th of May and the 13th of May? (time is in UTC)
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154
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| #4 |
What percentage of logs are from windows 8 machines on the 11th of May? (time is in UTC)
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112
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| #5 |
How many 503 errors were there on the 8th of May? (time is in UTC)
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146
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| #6 |
How many connections to the host "www.elastic.co" were made on the 12th of May? (time is in UTC)
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138
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| #7 |
What is the second most common extension of files being accessed on the 12th of May? (time is in UTC)
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136
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| #8 |
Find the first IP address to connect to the host elastic-elastic-elastic.org on the 12th of May. (time is in UTC)
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135
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| #9 |
What was the username used that failed to log in on the 15th of May at 10:44 pm? (time is in UTC)
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117
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| #10 |
What's the host machine's hostname?
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122
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| #11 |
Using current data, what version of the stack is running?
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128
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| #12 |
Using current data in the auditbeat index, what is the name of the elasticsearch node? (one word)
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90
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| #13 |
What is the name of the beat to collect windows logs? (one word)
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120
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| #14 |
What is the name of the beat that sends network data? (one word)
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116
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| #15 |
How many fields are in the auditbeat-* index pattern?
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103
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| #16 |
On the 14th of May, how many failed authentication attempts did the host server receive? (time is in UTC)
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100
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| #17 |
On the 13th and 14th of May, how many bytes were received by the source IP 159.89.203.214 (time is in UTC)
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81
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| #18 |
What username did they crack?
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93
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| #19 |
What host was attacked?
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91
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| #20 |
How many were failed attempts made on the machine?
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82
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| #21 |
What time was the last failed attempted login?
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81
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| #22 |
What time did the attacker successfully login?
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79
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| #23 |
What is the first command the attacker ran on the box?
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84
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| #24 |
What tool did the attacker use to get the exploit onto the machine?
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87
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| #25 |
Shortly after getting the exploit on the machine, the attacker used vim to create a file. What is the name of that file?
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81
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| #26 |
What is the filename of the exploit that was run?
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83
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| #27 |
What is the first ID of the log that shows the exploit being run?
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52
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| #28 |
What parameter turned the script from testing to exploiting?
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74
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| #29 |
Using filebeat data - What IP was the shell sent to?
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73
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| #30 |
Using filebeat data - After running the exploit, they accessed the /etc/passwd file, what is the ID of the doc that shows this?
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54
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| #31 |
Using filebeat data - We think they created a new user. What was the name of that user?
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60
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