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Tag Archives: EXE
Update: Hidden Prefetch Files Detection using New PECmd
Before diving into this post, I wanted to say, that I have been teaching digital forensics for a long time by now, and in my Operating System Forensics class, I use Eric Zimmerman‘s tools a lot, and when I say … Continue reading
Posted in AntiX, ThreatHunting, Windows
Tagged ads, alternate data streams, anti-forensics, EXE, malicious, Prefetch, stealth, threathunting, Windows
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Creating a Hidden Prefetch File to Bypass Normal Forensic Analysis
While doing more experiments of running EXEs and Malicious EXEs from ADS and Stealthy ADS to continue my previous work “Can We Say Farewell to Hiding Malicious EXEs in Stealth ADS“, and in order to create a forensic image and … Continue reading
Posted in AntiX, Forensics, ThreatHunting, Windows
Tagged ads, alternate data streams, anti-forensics, EXE, malicious, Prefetch, stealth, threathunting, Windows
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