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C-4417 · Larkfield Logistics

Token replay from a new ASN · High · 9 signals · 6 sources, 24h

/case/C-4417 · the address that travels. /queue/case/C-4417 is the same case with the list, and neither redirects to the other

Live · as of 4s ago

What Clerk filed

Real, and it proposes to contain the identity. A refresh token issued to this user is in use from an ASN the tenant has never seen, and an inbox rule was created from it.

What happened

04:08Sign in from the corporate range, token issued.

04:12The same token presented from ASN 41xxx, no MFA prompt.

04:13Inbox rule created, forwarding to an external address.

Evidence, 9 signals

A refresh token was presented from ASN 41xxx, first time for this tenantEntra sign in
The same token was used from the corporate range 4 minutes earlierEntra sign in
How this was readField correlationId matches across both sign ins, which is what makes it the same token rather than two. Read from the tenant’s own log, 04:08 to 04:12 UTC.
No MFA prompt on the second useEntra sign in
An inbox rule was created 90 seconds later, forwarding to an external addressExchange audit
not foundno password change, and no new device enrolmentEntra, EDR
points the other waythis user has travelled to this region twice in 90 daystenant baseline

Show 3 more signals

6 sources queried over 24h: Entra ID, Exchange audit, EDR, proxy, threat intel, tenant baseline.6 sources, 24h

Normal at this tenant

2 token replays at Larkfield Logistics in 90 days, both real

What Clerk may do here, on this tenant

yesInvestigate
yesContain endpoint
noContain identityabove this tenant’s latitude, so it waited for you
noContain networkabove this tenant’s latitude
noRemove contentabove this tenant’s latitude
noChange policyabove this tenant’s latitude

Out of reach actions are shown disabled with the ceiling stated, not hidden. A hidden control teaches nothing.

Filed by Clerk 26m ago · ?as-of=2026-08-22T04:14:05Z

Escalate is the only exit from a phone. Accept, amend and reject need the evidence and the reasons in view at once, so they are desk actions. A case you read at 03:00 and know to be benign cannot be closed from here: it keeps its place in the queue until you are at a desk.
Accept a Amend m Reject r Escalate e Escalate e