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Example usage of is-any feature new to sysmon v11.0

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Issue type
Documentation
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Mostly clear
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Stale
Tech stack
xml
Domain
documentation

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Start with the linked Sysinternals video at 4:45 and the Sysmon v12 schema filters listed in the issue. Add practical configuration examples showing the new filtering options and place them in the relevant guide section; done means readers can understand how to use these conditions.

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Description

In Sysinternals Video Update for June 2020 on Youtube, minute 4:45 describes a new feature of sysmon v11 providing new "is-all" filtering condition as ability to specify multiple conditions and require all of them to be satisfied before an event is logged.

Sysmon (v12) schema shows these filters which are new to me:
is,is not,contains,contains any,is any,contains all,excludes,excludes any,excludes all,begin with,end with,less than,more than,image

The video does not provide an example of usage of these (these) new filtering options. I think it would be helpful to document usage here so folks (like me) can get up and running with it faster.

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