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# A user accessed multiple time-consuming websites
### Synopsis
| Field | Value |
| -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Activation Period | 14 Days |
| Training Period | 30 Days |
| Test Period | 12 Hours |
| Deduplication Period | 1 Day |
| Required Data | Requires all of the following:
Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs OR Palo Alto Networks Firewall threat Logs
Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs OR XDR Agent
|
| Detection Modules | Identity Threat Module |
| ATT\&CK Tactic | Reconnaissance (TA0043) |
| ATT\&CK Technique | Search Open Websites/Domains (T1593) |
| Severity | Informational |
### Description
A user was observed visiting multiple domains for personal reasons. Time theft happens when an employee is paid to work but did not actually work during that time. It might affect your business as it reduces the employee's efficiency.
### Attacker's Goals
A user may utilize work time for personal reasons.
### Investigative actions
* Investigate the domains accessed and how popular they are in the organization.
* Verify that the user is not part of a department that visits these websites as part of their daily operations.
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