This detection rule is designed to identify potential malicious activity associated with the Qakbot malware, particularly through registry key manipulation. It focuses on detecting registry keys that end with specific paths related to IceID's campaign, which is known for distributing harmful OneNote files. The rule monitors Windows registry events, specifically looking for entries that match the targeted key pattern. The identification of such registry activity can provide critical insights into unauthorized modifications typical of malware behavior, especially in elevating its privilege and evading defenses. Analysts are urged to take actions based on these detections due to the associated high threat level, emphasizing the need for vigilance against OneNote-related malware distribution tactics. The detection potentially offers a preventive measure to mitigate risks associated with the deployment of Qakbot variants. The rule indicates that while some unknown false positives may occur, the overall effectiveness in identifying genuine threats remains significant.