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December 2020 20
Threat Hunting via Windows Event Logs with DeepBlueCLI
Posted By : Michele Pariani
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In this blog post, I will use the PowerShell module DeepBlueCLI to quickly discover suspicious account and command line behavior by parsing some sample evtx files from DeepBlueCLI GitHub page.

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