✅ #Powershell: Widely exploited for executing malicious scripts, downloading payloads, and establishing persistent backdoors due to its extensive capabilities.
✅ #MSHTA.exe: Used to execute malicious HTML applications, allowing attackers to run scripts from remote locations.
✅ #WMIC.exe: Abused for executing system commands and scripts remotely, aiding in lateral movement and information gathering.
✅ #Rundll32.exe: Utilized to run malicious DLL files, enabling code execution under the guise of a legitimate process.
✅ #Regsvr32.exe: Exploited to execute scripts and code via Script Let files, bypassing application whitelisting defenses.
✅ #CertUtil.exe: Misused for downloading and decoding malicious payloads, often employed in data exfiltration.
✅ #Msiexec.exe: Leveraged to install malicious MSI packages from remote servers, facilitating the deployment of malware.
✅ #BITSAdmin.exe: Used to create download or upload jobs, helping attackers transfer files stealthily.
✅ #InstallUtil.exe: Abused to execute arbitrary code during the installation of .NET applications without writing files to disk.
✅ #MSBuild.exe: Exploited to compile and execute malicious code directly from XML project files.
✅ #At.exe/ Schtasks.exe: Misused for scheduling tasks to run malware at specific times or system events.
✅ #Explorer.exe: Leveraged by attackers to run malicious code by injecting it into the explorer process or hijacking DLLs it loads.
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