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DLL Hijacking Explained: Executing Malware via Legitimate Software Processes
Advanced 12 min read

DLL Hijacking Explained: Executing Malware via Legitimate Software Processes

Explore the intricate mechanics of DLL Hijacking, an advanced evasion technique where attackers exploit trusted software processes to execute malicious code undetected.

Rokibul IslamRed TeamingMalware AnalysisAdvanced
Living off the Land: Evading Antivirus with Built-in OS Tools
Intermediate 8 min read

Living off the Land: Evading Antivirus with Built-in OS Tools

Understand Living off the Land (LotL) techniques, where attackers abuse legitimate built-in OS tools to bypass antivirus and execute stealthy cyber attacks.

Rokibul IslamRed TeamingEvasion TechniquesCybersecurity
LOLBAS Exploitation: Bypassing EDR Systems Using Native Windows Binaries
Advanced 11 min read

LOLBAS Exploitation: Bypassing EDR Systems Using Native Windows Binaries

Dive deep into advanced LOLBAS Exploitation techniques. Understand how attackers abuse trusted, native Windows binaries to bypass EDR and execute stealthy attacks.

Rokibul IslamRed TeamingExploitationEvasion Techniques
Process Herpaderping: Bypassing Signature Scanning via OS File Modification
Intermediate 8 min read

Process Herpaderping: Bypassing Signature Scanning via OS File Modification

Discover the intricate mechanics of Process Herpaderping, a sophisticated malware evasion technique that leverages OS file modification processes to bypass security scanners.

Rokibul IslamEvasion TechniquesCybersecurityIntermediate
Syscalls Execution: Direct Kernel Communication Tactics for Bypassing Security Software
Intermediate 11 min read

Syscalls Execution: Direct Kernel Communication Tactics for Bypassing Security Software

Explore how advanced malware utilizes direct system calls (syscalls) to bypass Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions and directly interact with the OS kernel.

Rokibul IslamMalware DevelopmentCybersecurityIntermediate