Detecting Malicious Power Settings Changes (T1653)
Attackers change sleep, lock and reboot behavior to keep infected machines running. What MITRE documents and how to audit power settings on endpoints.
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Attackers change sleep, lock and reboot behavior to keep infected machines running. What MITRE documents and how to audit power settings on endpoints.
Listing drivers tells an attacker about security tools and exploitable software. The utilities MITRE names, what to log, and why prevention is limited.
AWS Systems Manager, Azure Run Command and similar services can run scripts inside VMs. How attackers use them, what to correlate in logs, and who should hold the permission.
Some intruders buy their way in. What MITRE says about purchased access, why you cannot see the sale, and which basics shrink what a broker has to sell.
Certificates can act as credentials. How adversaries steal or forge them through AD CS and device certificates, what to monitor, and how to harden your certificate authority.
Lambda functions, Power Automate flows and Apps Script can run attacker code that outlives a stolen session. What MITRE documents, which events to watch, and which permissions to remove.
Plist files tell macOS how to run apps. Attackers edit them to hide apps or add persistence. What to monitor and the hardened runtime guidance MITRE lists.
Malware that detects a debugger changes behavior to frustrate analysis. The checks MITRE lists on Windows and Linux, and what it means for analysts and sandbox teams.
Repeated push prompts wear users down until one gets approved. How MITRE describes MFA request generation, what to watch in sign-in logs, and how to make push approvals harder to abuse.
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