[New/Tuning] Potential Hex Payload Execution via Command-Line #4675
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Aegrah requested review from DefSecSentinel, shashank-elastic, terrancedejesus and w0rk3r 
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Samirbous approved these changes May 6, 2025
shashank-elastic approved these changes May 6, 2025
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Summary
This rule detects when a process executes a command line containing hexadecimal characters. Malware authors may use hexadecimal encoding to obfuscate their payload and evade detection.
Conversion
This is a rule converted from Endpoint to SIEM.