MisterKeylogger

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   by MisterKeylogger 6y ago

   > Thus the exploit program shouldn't be able to press "Yes" on the UAC dialog. This is correct!
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   by MisterKeylogger 6y ago

   The mentioned technique leads to an arbitrary code execution as trusted system user. The Windows Explorer process executes the malicious actions instead of the malware process. By default actions of this trusted system process will NOT be b
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   by MisterKeylogger 6y ago

   This paper presents the way how current Anti-virus programs can be fooled by mimicked user behavior in detail. This is so impressive since this attack exploits the system's vulnerability that was not considered as a weakness before :)
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   by MisterKeylogger 6y ago

   It shows a new dimension of attack vectors: Instead of exploiting vulnerabilities of a program (e.g. Buffer Overflow), the design of a user interface is exploited for reaching an arbitrary code execution as trusted system user.
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   by MisterKeylogger 6y ago

   This is so impressive since this attack exploits the system's vulnerability that was not considered as a weakness before.
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   by MisterKeylogger 8y ago

   That is journal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Alliance_for_Innovati...
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   Keylogger protection bypass

   1 points by MisterKeylogger 8y ago|3 comments