{"playbook_version":2,"artifacts":[{"id":"artifact_1","type":"ip","value":"10.20.30.40","is_critical":false,"osint_result":{"source":"Pattern Analysis","verdict":"internal","details":"Internal IP address of the compromised server"}},{"id":"artifact_2","type":"command","value":"rundll32.exe C:\\Windows\\System32\\comsvcs.dll, MiniDump 1234 C:\\Windows\\Temp\\dump.dmp full","is_critical":true,"osint_result":{"source":"VirusTotal","verdict":"malicious","details":"Command line pattern matches credential dumping techniques"}},{"id":"artifact_3","type":"hash","value":"d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e","is_critical":false,"osint_result":{"source":"Hybrid Analysis","verdict":"suspicious","details":"Empty file hash often used in memory-only attacks"}}],"expected_actions":["isolate_host","reset_credentials","collect_forensics"],"expected_verdict":"true_positive","expected_category":"credential_attack","analysis_notes":"The use of rundll32.exe to access LSASS memory is a known technique for credential dumping."}