Main Takeaway: Modern EDR solutions hook the standard Win32 API layer - VirtualAlloc, CreateThread, WriteProcessMemory - and flag any ... Bad programmed/compiled executables for windows can contain code caves (consecutive blocks of Zeros).
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Modern EDR solutions hook the standard Win32 API layer - VirtualAlloc, CreateThread, WriteProcessMemory - and flag any ... Bad programmed/compiled executables for windows can contain code caves (consecutive blocks of Zeros). This is a continuation of the series where I will share the basics of Malware.
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- Modern EDR solutions hook the standard Win32 API layer - VirtualAlloc, CreateThread, WriteProcessMemory - and flag any ...
- Bad programmed/compiled executables for windows can contain code caves (consecutive blocks of Zeros).
- This is a continuation of the series where I will share the basics of Malware.
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