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from the article: > While monitoring alerts related to kernel-mode attacks, one alert drew our attention: >The alert process tree showed an abnormal memory al
by novaleaf 8y ago
from the article:
> While monitoring alerts related to kernel-mode attacks, one alert drew our attention:
>The alert process tree showed an abnormal memory allocation and execution in the context of services.exe by a kernel code. Investigating further, we found that an identical alert was fired on another machine around the same time.
This shows code injection taking place, via the exploited code. You are right that they don't mention what code was injected (probably they don't know)
- monocasa 8y ago> via the exploited code Their scanner doesn't show any exploitation happening, and they don't say that it does.
- novaleaf 8y agoI admit that I am reading into the line "abnormal memory allocation and execution" and thinking it's intentional. You are right that they don't seem to know what code was being executed. Just that some code (be it real code or random garbage) was injected and executed.
- monocasa 8y agoIt's intentional; it's not "exploitation". It's really doing privilege deescalation of the shellcode. They know the code it's running for the most part, it's the CreatProcessW stuff they talk about.