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The Pulse of Fileless Cryptojacking Attacks: Malicious PowerShell Scripts
Feb. 22, 2024, 5:11 a.m. | Said Varlioglu, Nelly Elsayed, Eva Ruhsar Varlioglu, Murat Ozer, Zag ElSayed
cs.CR updates on arXiv.org arxiv.org
Abstract: Fileless malware predominantly relies on PowerShell scripts, leveraging the native capabilities of Windows systems to execute stealthy attacks that leave no traces on the victim's system. The effectiveness of the fileless method lies in its ability to remain operational on victim endpoints through memory execution, even if the attacks are detected, and the original malicious scripts are removed. Threat actors have increasingly utilized this technique, particularly since 2017, to conduct cryptojacking attacks. With the emergence …
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