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cyber-threat-hunting

Conducts hypothesis-driven, evidence-preserving threat hunts with bounded negative conclusions and telemetry-gap handling. Use for hunt hypotheses, scoped offline analysis, or analytic follow-up; not unscoped scanning, malware execution, or generic intelligence summaries.

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Cyber Threat Hunting

Priority: P0 (CRITICAL)

Preserve provenance and bound every conclusion to authorized evidence.

Structure

Input: falsifiable hypothesis, behavior, entities, scope, sources, window, expected signal, stop condition. Process: define positive/negative observations; normalize without overwriting originals; test narrowest evidence; correlate by entity/time; record gaps and alternatives. Output: status, cited evidence, bounded conclusion, limitations, owner.

Rules

  • Active collection or network operations require cyber-authorization, documented scope, and runtime-proven controls; unsupported or missing scope blocks execution.
  • Use controlled synthetic/offline fixtures. Preserve query/version, fixture provenance, retention, clock, identity, and source limitations.
  • Status is confirmed, suspected, false-positive, blocked, or not-tested; only cited evidence supports a status.
  • “No evidence found in the examined dataset/time window” is bounded negative evidence, never proof of no compromise.
  • Include engagement/scope reference; skill/version/source; observation time; status; evidence references; limitations; accountable owner. Reuse shared skill IDs.

Anti-Patterns

  • Never call an empty or incomplete dataset clean.
  • Never treat one ambiguous hit as confirmed compromise.
  • Never collect live telemetry before authorization or invent hunt metrics.

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