Linux Persistence Techniques in Detection Engineering Explored
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🦠 Exploring Advanced Linux Persistence Techniques in Detection Engineering. The fourth installment of the Linux Persistence Detection Engineering series delves into complex persistence mechanisms, building on previous foundational concepts. Key topics include the exploitation of Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) for malicious authentication flows, manipulation of installer packages for persistent code execution, and the risks associated with malicious Docker containers. The article emphasizes the importance of detection strategies, utilizing tools like PANIX to simulate attacks and develop tailored detection queries using ES|QL and OSQuery. By understanding these advanced techniques, security professionals can enhance their defenses against adversaries seeking to maintain unauthorized access on Linux systems.
