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ENDPOINT & ADVERSARY

Endpoint & Adversary Techniques

Endpoint tradecraft, privilege and persistence techniques, and adversary implementation research.

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NOTE

Note

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PROCEDURE

Procedure

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Malicious Macro Launches a bat Script Through the Shell Function to Execute Commands
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Launching Calculator by Invoking Malicious Macro Code Through Word Template Injection
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Creating a Scheduled Task Through Macro Code
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Using Bad-PDF to Steal NTLM Hashes from a Windows Host
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Exporting Domain Credential Files Through Direct Volume Access with NinjaCopy
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Stealing Domain Users' Plaintext Passwords with a Windows Password Filter DLL
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Dumping Domain Cached Credentials (mscash) with cachedump
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Abusing Security Support Provider (SSP) to Steal Domain Controller User Credentials
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Exporting User Credentials from the Proc File System Through MimiPenguin
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Obtaining Domain Password Credentials with NtdsAudit
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Using C++ to Call ntdll.RtlCompressBuffer to Compress Collected Data
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SNMP Service Brute Force and Information Gathering
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Testing Target Connectivity with the Test-Connection Function in PowerShell
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Collecting Information on windows with powershell and Saving It to the File System as html
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Gathering Network Information on windows Systems Through Command Execution
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Verifying a User's Working Environment by Counting Files in the Documents Directory
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Detecting a Sandbox Environment by Calculating Active Window Titles and Checking a Specific Module
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mavinject.exe
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Arbitrary Command Execution Using the Mssql sp_procoption Stored Procedure
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Injecting Malicious Code into a Legitimate Process Through Process Hollowing and Executing It
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Creating a windows Service with powershell
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Creating a Scheduled Task with powershell
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Achieving Persistence by Adding a Registry Startup Entry with a powershell Script
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Maintaining Access by Combining the Windows Screen Saver Feature with MSF
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Maintaining Access to a Windows System with a Word WLL Add-In
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Maintaining Access by Creating a windows System Service Backdoor with powershell
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Maintaining Access by Abusing a systemd Timer to Create a Scheduled Task
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Creating a Scheduled Task Through the ITaskService COM Component to Achieve Automatic Startup
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Maintaining Access to a Windows System Through DLL Hijacking Combined with MSF
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Maintaining Windows Access by Creating a VBS Backdoor with MSF persistence
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Setting the Registry Startup Item to calc.exe Through a VBS Script
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Maintaining Access by Executing a Backdoor Through Default File Associations
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Using the Local APPINFO RPC Service to Bypass Windows UAC and Launch a High-Privilege Application
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Bypassing UAC Through Registry Hijacking
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Modifying Process Access-Token Privileges with AdjustTokenPrivileges
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Disabling UAC by Modifying the Registry
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Obtaining a High-Privilege Shell by Hijacking a Binary Used by the 7-Zip Installer
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System Privilege Escalation by Obtaining windows Patch Information
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Obtaining a Host Shell by Executing a Payload with the Allowlisted Rundll32.exe
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Obtaining Shell Access by Executing a Payload with the Allowlisted zipfldr.dll
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Abusing MSXSL.EXE to Execute an XSL File for Arbitrary Command Execution
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Abusing the WindowsUpdate Program to Execute a Malicious DLL and Obtain Host Access
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Abusing the Allowlisted IEexec.exe to Execute a Backdoor and Obtain Host Access
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Obtaining Windows System Privileges Through CLR Hijacking Combined with MSF
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Side-Loading a Malicious duser.dll Through the Allowlisted rekeywiz.exe to Launch Calculator
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Listening on a Specified Port on Windows with PowerShell
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Creating a New Directory on a Specified FTP Server Through powershell
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Decoding a Server Port from Base64 Multiple Times with PowerShell
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Clearing Traces on Windows with a BAT Program
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Using powershell to Copy a File to a System Directory and Disguise It as a Normal File
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Using mklink to Execute a File's ADS Alternate Data Stream
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Stopping the Windows Volume Shadow Copy Service with PowerShell
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Setting a File or Directory's Attributes to Hidden with PowerShell
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Deleting Disk Volume Shadow Copies Through WMI
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Evading Antivirus Detection with ADS Alternate Data Streams
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Disabling Office Macro Warnings Through the Registry to Execute Macro Code More Stealthily
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ANALYSIS

Analysis

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