Hunting for Persistence with Cympire: Part IV — Startup Folder

Learn how attackers use the Windows Startup Folder to maintain persistence once they’ve compromised a machine. Then hunt for these malicious Startup Folder items.
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Learn how attackers use the Windows Startup Folder to maintain persistence once they’ve compromised a machine. Then hunt for these malicious Startup Folder items.
Learn how attackers use Windows services to maintain persistence once they’ve compromised a machine. Then see how to hunt for these malicious services.
Learn how attackers use scheduled tasks to maintain persistence once they’ve compromised a machine. Then see how to hunt for these tasks.
Learn how attackers use Windows registry keys to maintain persistence once they’ve compromised a machine. Then see how to hunt for these malicious keys.