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tatiyna
3 years ago
6

A threat analyst is asked about malicious code indicators. Which indicator allows the threat actor's backdoor to restart if the

host reboots or the us
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
joja [24]3 years ago
8 0

Indicators of compromise enable system administrators and information security professionals to detect intrusion attempts or malicious activities.

Your information is incomplete as the options aren't provided. Therefore, an overview of indicators of compromise will be given.

Indicators of compromise means the pieces of forensic data that are found in files or system log entries to identify malicious activity on a network or system.

Indicators of compromise help IT and information security professionals to detect malware infections, data breaches, etc. Examples of indicators of <em>compromise</em> include log-in red flags, unusual outbound network traffic.

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