Posts Tagged ‘windows 10 forensics’

Earlier, Joe Desimon told about the approach to finding traditional memory attacks along with in-depth analysis of many injection methods. In this article, the emerging trend of opponents using .NET in-memory methods to avoid detection will be investigated. Joe will consider both the strategies for defining events (in real time) and the strategies for determining these methods on demand. NET.

Jason ran into a hierarchy of keys / subkeys of the registry, which intrigued him. So he decided to write a blog “Registry Key RecentApps”. The top-level key, called RecentApps, contained links to several applications and files that were available on the system. In addition to the name of the application and the file, it found that the full path to the file and the last access to the file was available from the RecentApps key hierarchy.

Microsoft has performed the several major improvements to client security features in Windows 10. Windows 10 is the most secure version of all existing versions of the Windows operating system. In Windows 10 are used the most modern and now widely available hardware components to protect users and devices from modern cyber threats.

Group 42 Palo Alto Networks conducted a work in which it identified a number of phishing emails containing updated versions of the previously discussed CMSTAR malware family. The first mention of this time-honored program was in the spring of 2015, and then in 2016.