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This article is part of the series "Living off the Land With Microsoft". Check out the rest:
- Master Fileless Malware Penetration Testing!
- The Malware Hiding in Your Windows System32 Folder: Intro to Regsvr32
- The Malware Hiding in Your Windows System32 Folder: Mshta, HTA, and Ransomware
- The Malware Hiding in Your Windows System32 Folder: Certutil and Alternate Data Streams
- The Malware Hiding in Your Windows System32 Folder: More Alternate Data Streams and Rundll32
- The Malware Hiding in Your Windows System32 Folder: More Rundll32 and LoL Security Defense Tips
Our five-part series brings you up to speed on stealthy techniques used by hackers. Learn how to sneakily run scripts with mshta, rundll32, and regsrvr32, scary Windows binaries that live in your System32 folder!
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Michael Buckbee
Michael has worked as a sysadmin and software developer for Silicon Valley startups, the US Navy, and everything in between.