RiSec.Mitch 25 November 2020
The malware takes advantage of how the Windows command line interpreter works to try and slip past anti-detection tools, Huntress Labs says. Researchers at Huntress Labs have uncovered what they described as a really clever use of Windows batch scripting by the authors of Trickbot to try and sneak the latest version of their malware past automated detection tools. The technique takes advantage of the way the Windows command line interpreter, cmd [.] exe, reads and interprets data that is typed on the command line. What the authors of...