Detecting and Mitigating Time Provider Abuse (T1547.003)
Windows Time service providers are DLLs loaded at boot. See how a new registry subkey becomes persistence and how Group Policy can block it.
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Windows Time service providers are DLLs loaded at boot. See how a new registry subkey becomes persistence and how Group Policy can block it.
LSA authentication packages load as DLLs at boot. See how that autostart is abused and how running LSA as a protected process helps.
Run keys and the Startup folder launch programs at logon. See the default keys, the less obvious ones and how to audit and alert on them.
Run keys, startup folders, systemd units and launch plists all start programs for you. A defender's guide to T1547 across Windows, Linux and macOS.
Python .pth files and sitecustomize modules run code at every interpreter start. See how they are abused and how to audit site-packages.
Udev rules run commands when hardware events occur. Learn how RUN+= is abused for Linux persistence and which directories to monitor.
Installer scripts run with elevated rights on Linux, macOS and Windows. See how modified packages abuse that and how to vet packages before install.
Hijacked COM registry references run attacker code in place of trusted components. See how it works, including TypeLib variants, and how to detect it.
The macOS Event Monitor Daemon runs rule files as root on events like startup and login. Learn how it is abused and how to disable it.
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