Detecting and Mitigating IFEO Injection (T1546.012)
Image File Execution Options can launch a debugger of an attacker's choosing, or silently disable security tools. See how to audit the keys.
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Image File Execution Options can launch a debugger of an attacker's choosing, or silently disable security tools. See how to audit the keys.
Windows compatibility shims can inject DLLs and bypass UAC. See how shim databases get abused for persistence and how to inspect them.
AppInit_DLLs loads a library into nearly every Windows program that uses user32.dll. See how it is abused and how Secure Boot helps.
DLLs in the AppCertDLLs registry key load into every process that calls CreateProcess. Here is how it is abused and how to catch it.
Replacing sethc.exe or utilman.exe gives a SYSTEM shell at the Windows logon screen. See how it works and how to harden RDP and application control.
A registered netsh helper DLL runs whenever netsh.exe does. See how the registry key is abused for persistence and what to monitor.
Editing a Mach-O header makes a macOS binary load a malicious dylib every time it runs. See how it works and how to baseline and sign.
The shell trap command runs code when a signal arrives. Learn how it becomes persistence on Linux and macOS and how to spot it in startup files.
Lines added to .bashrc, .profile or .zshrc run at every login or new terminal. See how it works on Linux and macOS and how to audit your own files.
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