Exam SC-200 topic 2 question 40 discussion

you can use the built-in ASC AlertTest tool. Here's what you should do first: Connect to the virtual machine. Open a web browser and navigate to the Microsoft Defender Security Center portal. Click on the "Settings" tab in the left-hand menu. Click on the "Advanced features" link to expand the advanced features section. In the "Advanced features" section, click on the "Download" link next to the "ASC AlertTest" tool. Download and save the ASC AlertTest tool to the virtual machine. Double-click the downloaded ASC AlertTest executable to run it. Follow the on-screen prompts to generate an alert in Microsoft Defender for Cloud. You may need to specify the IP address or hostname of the virtual machine, as well as a description and category for the simulated attack.

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https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/defender-for-cloud/alert-validation

Simulate alerts on your Azure VMs (Windows) After the Log Analytics agent is installed on your machine, follow these steps from the computer where you want to be the attacked resource of the alert: Copy an executable (for example calc.exe) to the computer's desktop, or another directory of your convenience, and ----------> rename it as ASC_AlertTest_662jfi039N.exe. <----------- Open the command prompt and execute this file with an argument (just a fake argument name), such as ASC_AlertTest_662jfi039N.exe -foo Wait for 5 to 10 minutes and open Defender for Cloud Alerts. An alert should appear.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/defender-for-cloud/alert-validation#simulate-alerts-on-your-azure-vms-windows-

chat GPT explanation, To simulate an attack on the virtual machine that will generate an alert, you should first run the MMASetup executable and specify the –foo argument. This will simulate an attack and generate an alert in Defender for Cloud. You can then view the alert in the Azure portal to verify that the attack was successful.