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# file-sharing\_wetransfer

**Explanation**

This event is triggered when file sharing occurs using the Wetransfer application on the network. Wetransfer is a cloud-based file-sharing service that allows users to transfer large files between computers.

**What to Look For**

To examine the results of this event, look for any instances of file sharing using Wetransfer on the network. This may indicate that sensitive files are being shared without proper authorization or encryption, potentially putting the organization at risk of data breaches or regulatory non-compliance. Additionally, endpoint analysis may reveal which user or device is responsible for the file sharing activity. It is important to take immediate action to prevent further unauthorized file sharing and investigate any potential data breaches.


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