When sending an execute_request, what are the benign use cases for passing silent=True?
I work in security and want to help teams develop intrusion detection capabilities. This option seems to restrict a users ability to notice tampering and incident responders' ability to do forensics. I want to make sure I understand how/why it might be used on the "happy path".
When sending an
execute_request, what are the benign use cases for passingsilent=True?I work in security and want to help teams develop intrusion detection capabilities. This option seems to restrict a users ability to notice tampering and incident responders' ability to do forensics. I want to make sure I understand how/why it might be used on the "happy path".