A newly disclosed method for Windows process injection utilizes redirected console input and named pipes to transfer payload data into a child process without invoking the heavily monitored APIs VirtualAllocEx and WriteProcessMemory. This technique, called console named-pipe injection, highlights the need for endpoint defenses to correlate events across processes, memory protection, thread context, and interprocess […]
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