This detection rule identifies potentially malicious activity by monitoring service binaries that are executed from suspicious directories in the Windows environment. It targets paths that are commonly associated with system-wide installations, public access, or temporary storage locations. The rule specifies mandatory service parent processes, namely `services.exe` and `svchost.exe`, as filters to focus only on legitimate service processes. If a service binary is launched from any of these anomalous directories—such as `C:\Users\Public\`, `C:\$Recycle.bin\`, or `C:\Windows\IME\`—this may indicate an attempt to evade detection mechanisms, suggesting that it could be a tactic employed by attackers. It provides a high-level alert for security analysts, pushing for further investigation when triggered.