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Defensive Rootkits: Engineering Kernel-Level Malware Analysis from Ring 0
By Alberto Marín
Excerpt
Introduction: The Sandbox Evasion Crisis
We are in the middle of the next transition. This time, the failures are silent. Modern malware is industrialized:
sold as-a-service, rapidly iterated, and designed to scale. At the same time, defenders increasingly depend on automated pipelines. When those pipelines are evaded, failures are silent; which creates a dangerous gap between what is detected and what is actually happening.
Many of the malware families we see most often (e.g. infostealers, loaders, RATs and ransomware) reflect this shift. These categories dominate both prevalence and impact: infostealers account for a large share of…
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