ir-playbook-data-exfiltration
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Incident-response playbook for suspected data exfiltration — archive staging, uploads to cloud storage, exfil over C2 or DNS, removable media and exposed cloud buckets; use when Wazuh flags staging or transfer indicators (e.g. rules 92212, 91846, 92038, 81101, 99548) or when volume/destination anomalies are reported. Most volume and DNS detections need custom rules — see section 1.
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npx skills add gensecaihq/Wazuh-Autopilot --skill ir-playbook-data-exfiltration -a claude-code
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