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Identifies OpenSSL generating a CN=LinuxTransport certificate or decrypting CMS/PKCS7 payloads with a key that is not the Azure Linux Agent certificate under /var/lib/waagent. Adversaries can scrape WireServer certificates, mint a LinuxTransport identity, and decrypt extension protectedSettings with openssl cms -decrypt or smime -decrypt.
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Potential Fileless Execution via O_TMPFILE
Sep 11, 2026 · Domain: Endpoint OS: Linux Platform: Linux Use Case: Threat Detection Tactic: Defense Evasion Rule Type: Event Correlation (EQL) Data Source: Auditd Manager Data Source: Elastic Defend Data Source: Elastic Endgame Data Source: Crowdstrike Data Source: SentinelOne Resources: Investigation Guide ·This rule identifies potential fileless ELF execution where a process is launched from an anonymous temporary executable path that appears as "/#
" in "process.executable". This pattern may be associated with "O_TMPFILE" and "execveat" with "AT_EMPTY_PATH", which can allow execution without a normal filesystem pathname.
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This rule detects the creation of a binfmt configuration file. Binfmt is a utility that is used to configure the behavior of the Linux kernel when executing binary files. By creating a malicious binfmt configuration file, threat actors can execute a backdoor script or command on the target system.
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This rule detects command lines that reference another process or thread's procfs syscall file. The "/proc/
/syscall" interface exposes the current syscall arguments, stack pointer, and instruction pointer, which can support process discovery and preparation for process injection. Self and thread-self aliases are excluded.
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