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This is a good tip to avoid persistence. Lots of exploits won’t survive a reboot and so the target would have to be exploited again.
by beermonster 5y ago
This is a good tip to avoid persistence. Lots of exploits won’t survive a reboot and so the target would have to be exploited again.
- runjake 5y agobeermonster has it right. For a very recent example of this, see the NSO Pegasus scandal from the past couple of weeks. A reboot "unloads" the malware (until the adversary sends another payload, anyway.)