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Massive upload to SaaS service

Synopsis

Field
Value

Activation Period

14 Days

Training Period

30 Days

Test Period

3 Hours

Deduplication Period

1 Day

Required Data

Requires one of the following data sources: Box Audit Log OR DropBox OR Google Workspace Audit Logs OR Office 365 Audit

Detection Modules

Identity Threat Module, SaaS Threat Detection

Detector Tags

Data Detection & Response

ATT&CK Tactic

Exfiltration (TA0010), Collection (TA0009)

ATT&CK Technique

Exfiltration Over Web Service (T1567), Exfiltration Over Web Service: Exfiltration to Cloud Storage (T1567.002), Data Staged: Remote Data Staging (T1074.002)

Severity

Informational

Description

A user uploaded a large amount of data to an organizational cloud storage. This behavior may indicate that the data is being exfiltrated or staged.

Attacker's Goals

An attacker may upload files to a SaaS service to stage and exfiltrate data from the organization.

Investigative actions

  • Check for signs of account compromise, such as abnormal login activity or unusual behavior.

  • Review the files that were uploaded to determine if they contain sensitive data.

  • Verify if the user account that uploaded the files is authorized to access them.

  • Analyze the file types that were uploaded.

  • Monitor the account for any further suspicious actions.

Variations

Massive upload to SaaS service by suspicious user

Synopsis

Field
Value

ATT&CK Tactic

Exfiltration (TA0010), Collection (TA0009)

ATT&CK Technique

Exfiltration Over Web Service (T1567), Exfiltration Over Web Service: Exfiltration to Cloud Storage (T1567.002), Data Staged: Remote Data Staging (T1074.002)

Severity

Low

Description

A suspicious user uploaded a large amount of data to an organizational cloud storage. This behavior may indicate that the data is being exfiltrated or staged.

Attacker's Goals

An attacker may upload files to a SaaS service to stage and exfiltrate data from the organization.

Investigative actions

  • Check for signs of account compromise, such as abnormal login activity or unusual behavior.

  • Review the files that were uploaded to determine if they contain sensitive data.

  • Verify if the user account that uploaded the files is authorized to access them.

  • Analyze the file types that were uploaded.

  • Monitor the account for any further suspicious actions.

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