Exam 312-49v10 topic 1 question 716 discussion

The other options do not accurately represent the sequence of events: A. Event ID 624 is related to trust anchoring, Event ID 4670 is related to a process exit, and Event ID 6011 is related to a BitLocker recovery password creation. B. Event ID 624 is related to trust anchoring, Event ID 500 is related to a process start, and Event ID 7045 is related to service installation (but the sequence doesn't match the breach events). D. Event ID 4720 is related to account creation, Event ID 500 is related to a process start (not relevant to the breach), and Event ID 6011 is related to BitLocker recovery password creation (not relevant to the breach).

For analyzing Windows Security Logs in a scenario involving account creation, privilege escalation, and service installation, the relevant Event IDs to focus on are: Event ID 4720: Indicates the creation of a new user account. Event ID 4672: Indicates the assignment of special privileges to a new or existing account (privilege escalation). Event ID 7045: Indicates the installation of a new service. So the correct combination of Event IDs to chronologically corroborate these events would be: C. Event ID 4720, Event ID 4672, and Event ID 7045