no i wasnt talking about that. i was talking about features of fin7 malware. like process injection, persistent, etc
I apologize for the misunderstanding. Here are some key features of Fin7 malware:
1. Process Injection: Fin7 malware is known for its ability to inject its code into legitimate processes in order to avoid detection and evade security measures.
2. Dynamic Link Library (DLL) Injection: Fin7 malware is capable of injecting its code into DLL files, which can then be loaded by legitimate processes, further concealing the malware.
3. Fileless Malware: Some iterations of Fin7 malware are fileless, meaning that they reside in memory rather than on disk, making them difficult to detect and remove.
4. Persistence: Fin7 malware is designed to remain active even after a system has been rebooted, allowing it to continue to steal data or execute commands.
5. Remote Access: Fin7 malware often includes a remote access trojan (RAT) component, which allows the attackers to remotely control the infected system and steal data or execute commands.
6. Keylogging: Some Fin7 malware includes a keylogger component, allowing the attackers to capture keystrokes and steal login credentials.
7. Camouflaging Techniques: Fin7 malware uses techniques such as packing, obfuscation, and encryption to hide its presence and evade detection by security software.
These features, along with the social engineering tactics used by Fin7, make it a highly effective threat to businesses and organizations.