This detection rule identifies instances where a web browser (specifically focusing on Firefox) is started in remote debugging mode, which can be exploited by attackers to access sensitive data or maintain persistent access to a system. The rule leverages Windows Sysmon logs, filtering for specific event codes and the presence of remote debugging flags in the browser's command-line parameters. By monitoring for these specific indicators, security teams can identify potential compromises linked to browser session hijacking, enabling them to respond quickly to prevent unauthorized information access or command and control (C2) communications.