MA Review So Far....

Which type of analysis involves executing malware in a controlled environment to observe its behavior?

What is the ultimate goal of an attacker following the Cyber Kill Chain model?

What is the first stage of the Cyber Kill Chain model?

Which Windows process is responsible for managing user sessions and logins?

Which type of analysis focuses on examining the code and structure of a malware sample without executing it?

What type of malware spreads from one system to another without any human intervention?

Which Sysinternals tool is commonly used for viewing detailed information about running processes?

Which type of malware disguises itself as a legitimate program and tricks users into running it?

Which of the following is NOT a common persistence mechanism in Windows?

Which Windows process is responsible for managing network connections?

Which infection vector relies on deceiving users into revealing sensitive info, like passwords or credit card numbers?

Which of the following is NOT a common infection vector for malware?

In the Cyber Kill Chain, which stage involves the attacker maintaining access and control over the compromised system?

Which Sysinternals tool is used for inspecting auto-starting locations on a Windows system?

In the context of malware analysis, what does "persistence" refer to?

What is malware?

What is the primary objective of hunting for persistence in malware analysis?