do you know some windows persistence methods that undetected by autoruns
There are many ways that malware can achieve persistence on a Windows system without being detected by Autoruns. Here are some examples:
1. Alternate Data Streams: Malware can hide its code in Alternate Data Streams (ADS) that are not visible in Windows Explorer.
2. Registry Run Keys: Malware can add a new entry to a Registry "Run" key that is not scanned by Autoruns.
3. Scheduled Tasks: Malware can create a new Scheduled Task that is not listed in the Task Scheduler or Autoruns.
4. Service Creation: Malware can create a new Windows service that is not listed in the Services console or Autoruns.
5. Hidden DLLs: Malware can inject code into a legitimate Windows DLL that is not normally visible in task managers or Autoruns.
6. Code Injection: Malware can inject its code into a running process, making it difficult to detect using Autoruns.
These are just a few examples of the many ways that malware can achieve persistence on a Windows system without being detected by Autoruns. It's important to use a combination of tools and techniques to detect and prevent malware infection.