Malware Persistence without the Windows Registry
Written by Nick Harbour
For an attacker to maintain a foothold inside your network they will typically install a piece of backdoor malware on at least one of your systems. The malware needs to be installed persistently, meaning that it will remain active in the event of a reboot. Read the rest
Tags: KnownDLLs, malware, persistence
. 15 Jul 10 | The Suite Spot | Comments (2)
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