Once limited to advanced adversaries, memory resident techniques are now commonplace for all levels of adversary sophistication. More likely, its popularity reflects the success of memory-based techniques to evade detection by security products and practitioners.
The popularity of memory resident malware has steadily increased over time, possibly resulting from the proliferation of code and knowledge of in memory techniques. Memory resident malware, which presents itself in many forms, is an attacker technique that has existed for over a decade. To be successful, hunters must continually hone their subject matter expertise on the latest attacker techniques and detection methods. Threat Hunters are charged with the difficult task of sifting through vast sources of diverse data to pinpoint adversarial activity at any stage in the attack lifecycle.
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