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The context could be extended with the information if the user exists or is unknown.
In the windows-auth event the field SubStatus defines: 0xC0000064 => user unknown (does not exists) 0xC000006A => user exists and password invalid
The windows-bf scenario could trigger faster on unknown usernames, instead of only on failed auth. count.
It could but also having different counts if user is known or unknown can lead to sort of information disclosure EG: I can failed 3 times with unknown but 5 with known hence known is a valid username so I can narrow down my search based on this info.
Currently windows bruteforce stores the username under username which misses the context for
target_username
either we updated the content to an OR statement or we modify the windows bf scenario to set the correctly meta?!
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