A security technician investigating an isolated endpoint alert reviews host telemetry and memory capture files. The triage report indicates that a persistent process executing from `%APPDATA%` invokes the system API `SetWindowsHookEx` to intercept keystrokes, while simultaneously establishing an encrypted reverse shell back-connect over TCP port 443 to a remote host. The process modifies system registry run keys for boot persistence, but shows no network scanning or self-replication capabilities across local SMB shares. Which of the following malware classifications and technical indicators accurately describe this malicious activity? (Select TWO.)
- The threat exhibits Remote Access Trojan (RAT) behavior by establishing an outbound reverse shell for remote interactive control.Cevap
- The host telemetry reveals keylogger functionality through the application API hook designed to capture user keystrokes.Cevap
- CThe malware operates as a self-propagating network worm by actively exploiting SMB service vulnerabilities across adjacent subnets.
- DImplementing network perimeter firewall blocking rules will fully eradicate the persistent malware artifact from the infected host.
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The threat is characterized by Remote Access Trojan (RAT) behavior due to its reverse shell capability, and keylogger functionality indicated by the API hook for keystroke interception.
The scenario highlights two distinct behaviors: establishing an interactive reverse shell (which identifies a Remote Access Trojan) and leveraging input hooking APIs like SetWindowsHookEx to intercept user keystrokes (which indicates keylogger functionality).
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