This detection rule identifies potentially malicious network activity characterized by executables residing in suspicious directories that initiate connections to known file-sharing domains. The focus of this rule is to intercept communications that may suggest data exfiltration or command-and-control (C2) activities linked to cyber threats. The rule specifically targets executable files found in directories commonly associated with temporary or non-user environments, such as `C:\$Recycle.bin`, `C:\Temp\`, and other system folders. The network requests are cross-referenced against a list of various file-sharing domains (e.g., GitHub, Discord CDN, Dropbox, etc.), known to be used by attackers for transferring stolen data or downloading injected payloads. A combination of the conditions ensures that only relevant network traffic involving these suspicious processes is flagged, offering researchers and incident response teams valuable insights into potential compromises in the system.