An incident investigation team is analyzing correlated telemetry captured by an enterprise SIEM from an API Gateway (APIGW) and an Identity Provider (IDP):
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2026-03-14T08:12:01Z [APIGW] src_ip=198.51.100.44 method=POST uri="/api/v1/auth/login" status=200 user="j_doe"
2026-03-14T08:12:05Z [IDP] user="j_doe" auth_method="MFA_TOTP" status="SUCCESS" src_ip=198.51.100.44
2026-03-14T08:12:12Z [APIGW] src_ip=198.51.100.44 method=GET uri="/api/v1/admin/export" status=403 user="j_doe" error="InsufficientPrivileges"
2026-03-14T08:12:18Z [APIGW] src_ip=198.51.100.44 method=POST uri="/api/v1/users/j_doe/roles" status=200 payload="{\"add_role\":\"GlobalAdmin\"}"
2026-03-14T08:12:25Z [APIGW] src_ip=198.51.100.44 method=GET uri="/api/v1/admin/export" status=200 user="j_doe" bytes_sent=4194304
Based on the log sequence above, which of the following security events occurred?
- The account successfully passed authentication but exploited a broken authorization control to elevate privileges and download restricted data.Cevap
- BThe user failed initial authentication at timestamp 08:12:12Z, causing the API gateway to terminate the underlying session token.
- CThe SIEM correlation engine misidentified the threat because the log stream indicates a SQL injection payload executed against the authentication service.
- DThe API gateway functioned as a detective control by blocking all requests associated with the IP address 198.51.100.44 throughout the sequence.