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What is the main difference between hypothesis-driven and data-driven Threat Hunting?

A.
Data-driven hunts always require more data to search through than hypothesis-driven hunts.
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A.
Data-driven hunts always require more data to search through than hypothesis-driven hunts.
B.
Data-driven hunting tries to uncover activity within an existing data set, hypothesis-driven hunting begins with a potential activity that the hunter thinks may be happening.
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B.
Data-driven hunting tries to uncover activity within an existing data set, hypothesis-driven hunting begins with a potential activity that the hunter thinks may be happening.
C.
Hypothesis-driven hunts are typically executed on newly ingested data sources, while data-driven hunts are not.
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C.
Hypothesis-driven hunts are typically executed on newly ingested data sources, while data-driven hunts are not.
D.
Hypothesis-driven hunting tries to uncover activity within an existing data set, data-driven hunting begins with an activity that the hunter thinks may be happening.
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D.
Hypothesis-driven hunting tries to uncover activity within an existing data set, data-driven hunting begins with an activity that the hunter thinks may be happening.
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