Add detection for Lynx Ransomware execution flags - #6082
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HI @Swarup-Ingale,
Thank you for your submission. Before we proceed with the technical review, please address the following:
- Please update your PR summary to follow our predefined PR summary template. It’s easy for us to track the changes with that change.
- Since this is a dedicated rule for a specific ransomware, it falls under the Emerging Threats category. Please move it to rules-emerging-threats.
- Please verify that you have followed the SigmHQ conventions and look the already merged rules/PR to understand what a successful merge typically requires.
- Also, make sure all tests are passing. To run tests locally, please refer to the contribution guide.
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@swachchhanda000 All requested changes have been addressed! The PR summary is updated, the rule is moved to rules-emerging-threats/2026/Malware/, and the local yamllint errors/CRLF line endings are fixed. Let me know if you need anything else! |
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Any Follow ups ?? |
No rush. We review the PR when we get to them. |
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okay .. Thanks for reviewing |
Description
Submitting a new Sigma rule to detect the execution of Lynx Ransomware.
The detection logic targets specific command-line flags (
--noprintand--mode fast) observed in recent intrusions during the December 2025 campaign.Source CTI: The DFIR Report - Cats Got Your Files: Lynx Ransomware
Checklist
rules-emerging-threats/2026/Malware/).yamllintchecks.