SOC Operations

SOC Operations

XHack transforms Security Operations Center workflows with AI-powered threat hunting, incident response, and continuous monitoring capabilities.

Getting Started

Launch XHack's built-in SOC mode:

xhack --soc

Available SOC commands:

xhack --soc start        # Start SOC monitoring
xhack --soc scan_now     # Run immediate scan
xhack --soc dashboard    # Open SOC dashboard
xhack --soc stop         # Stop SOC

Or use SOC capabilities in interactive mode:

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> Analyze these Windows Event Logs for signs of lateral movement
> Search for indicators of compromise related to APT29
> Review this PCAP file for data exfiltration patterns

Threat Hunting

XHack can analyze logs, network traffic, and system artifacts to identify indicators of compromise (IOCs) and suspicious activity.

Capabilities

• Log Analysis — Parse and correlate logs from SIEM platforms, Windows Event Logs, Linux syslog, and application logs
• IOC Matching — Cross-reference artifacts against known threat intelligence feeds
• Behavioral Analysis — Identify anomalous patterns that signature-based tools miss
• Timeline Reconstruction — Build attack timelines from scattered evidence
• MITRE ATT&CK Mapping — Map findings to the ATT&CK framework

Incident Response

When a security incident occurs, XHack helps you respond faster and more effectively:

Triage

• Assess severity and scope of the incident
• Identify affected systems and data
• Determine the attack vector

Containment

• Generate containment recommendations
• Create firewall rules and network isolation commands
• Identify persistence mechanisms for removal

Forensics

• Analyze memory dumps and disk images
• Extract artifacts from compromised systems
• Reconstruct attacker actions and timeline

Remediation

• Generate remediation plans
• Create hardening recommendations
• Draft incident reports for stakeholders

Malware Analysis

XHack can analyze suspicious files and code:

> Analyze this binary for malicious behavior
> Deobfuscate this PowerShell script and explain what it does
> What MITRE ATT&CK techniques does this malware sample use?

• Static analysis of executables, scripts, and documents
• Behavioral analysis and sandbox report interpretation
• YARA rule generation for detection
• MITRE ATT&CK mapping

Threat Intelligence

• Research threat actors, campaigns, and TTPs
• Generate threat intelligence reports
• Map attacks to MITRE ATT&CK framework
• Create detection rules (Sigma, YARA, Snort/Suricata)

Report Writing

XHack generates professional security reports:

> Write an incident response report for the ransomware attack we just analyzed
> Generate a threat hunting report with all IOCs found in today's analysis

• Incident response reports
• Threat hunting findings
• Vulnerability assessment reports
• Executive summaries for non-technical stakeholders

Using Local AI for SOC

For environments where data cannot leave the network, use local AI models:

xhack --ollama

All analysis runs locally — no data is sent to external APIs. This is ideal for classified environments, air-gapped networks, and privacy-sensitive operations.

Privacy

We do not collect or save your data. All session data is purged immediately when you close the session. Some data may be stored locally on your computer for session resume functionality — this never leaves your machine.