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    BabylonRAT Persistence via Fake Firefox Autorun Registry Key

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    Ibrahim Saud@tektrix
    •updated 22 days ago•0•0•3

    Detects instances where a process named firefox.exe attempts to modify or create a registry run key, which is a common persistence technique, but the process file path does not correspond to the legitimate Mozilla Firefox installation directory. This behavior often indicates that an attacker is masquerading as a legitimate browser process to establish persistence.

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    Tags

    T1547.001 - Registry Run Keys / Startup FolderTA0003 - PersistenceRegistry EventRegistry Value SetRegistry Value ModificationWindowsWindows Sysmon

    Found in

    • BabylonRAT Malware Analysis and Technical OverviewLast updated 22 days ago
    • BabylonRAT Malware Analysis and Technical OverviewLast updated 22 days ago
    • BabylonRAT Malware Analysis and Technical OverviewLast updated 22 days ago
    • BabylonRAT Malware Analysis and Technical OverviewLast updated 22 days ago
    • BabylonRAT Malware Analysis and Technical OverviewLast updated 22 days ago

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