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SPLK-3001 Exam - Question 89


Which lookup table does the Default Account Activity Detected correlation search use to flag known default accounts?

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Correct Answer: AC

The Default Account Activity Detected correlation search uses the lookup table Administrative Identities to flag known default accounts. This matches the intent of identifying default accounts within a system, which often includes administrative accounts that frequently have default settings.

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Daniel9527Option: A
Jan 12, 2024

Should be A. Reference: https://community.splunk.com/t5/Splunk-Enterprise-Security/Default-Account-Usage-Correlation-Search-All-user-as-default/m-p/333887 Also, you can run | inputlookup administrative_identities.csv to see the content.

not_another_user_007
May 8, 2024

The wording of this question is bad. Known default accounts could be assumed to be for Administrative or for VIPs. However, C is the likely answer for the question due to the identities lookup you can set the user to be flagged as a default account. A and D implies you are monitoring VIPs or elevated users, which the question is not asking.

jaemon22Option: D
May 28, 2024

The Default Account Activity Detected correlation search in Splunk Enterprise Security uses the "Privileged Accounts" lookup table to flag known default accounts. This table contains information about accounts with elevated privileges, including default accounts that could pose a security risk if used maliciously.