I published the following diary on isc.sans.edu: “From RunDLL32 to JavaScript then PowerShell“:
I spotted an interesting script on VT a few days ago and it deserves a quick diary because it uses a nice way to execute JavaScript on the targeted system. The technique used in this case is based on very common LOLbin: RunDLL32.exe
. The goal of the tool is, as the name says, to load a DLL and execute one of its exported function:
C:\> rundll32.exe sample.dll,InvokedFunction()
Many Windows OS functions can be invoked through RunDLL32… [Read more]
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