A security analyst is investigating a sequence of correlated Windows Event logs displayed in a SIEM dashboard:
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2026-07-27T10:14:02Z EventID=4625 TargetUser=svc_sql Workstation=FIN-PC01 SubStatus=0xC000006A
2026-07-27T10:14:03Z EventID=4625 TargetUser=svc_sql Workstation=FIN-PC02 SubStatus=0xC000006A
2026-07-27T10:14:05Z EventID=4624 TargetUser=svc_sql Workstation=DC-01 LogonType=3
2026-07-27T10:14:12Z EventID=7045 ServiceName="PSEXESVC" ImagePath="C:\Windows\PSEXESVC.exe"
Based on the log telemetry shown above, which security event is occurring on the network?
- Lateral movement using compromised service account credentials followed by remote service creationCevap
- BA Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) payload execution against an internal domain controller web application
- CAn authorization policy failure where user access permissions were elevated without authentication
- DLocal host privilege escalation resulting from an unpatched system service buffer overflow
Cevap
Lateral movement using compromised service account credentials followed by remote service creation
The log sequence documents multiple failed authentication attempts (Event ID 4625), followed by a successful network authentication (Event ID 4624, LogonType 3) on DC-01, and immediate creation of the PsExec service (Event ID 7045). This correlated telemetry pattern is characteristic of credential misuse and lateral movement across systems.
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Windows Event Log correlation for lateral movement detection
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