An enterprise security analyst investigates a workstation after an employee reports unexpected system sluggishness. Detailed inspection of system logs reveals a persistent background process hook intercepting API keystrokes and capturing authentication session cookies. Further analysis of network flow records demonstrates stealthy, recurring outbound connections over non-standard ports transferring the collected data to an external address, while no attempts to scan or infect adjacent hosts are detected. Which of the following malware types and indicators of compromise are demonstrated in this incident? (Select TWO.)
- Spyware and keylogging functionality intercepting sensitive user input and credential dataCevap
- Command-and-control exfiltration evidenced by anomalous outbound network connectionsCevap
- CSelf-propagating worm mechanisms actively probing network shares to replicate across the subnet
- DHost-based buffer overflow vulnerability mitigated primarily through perimeter firewall ingress port blocking
Cevap
The correct options are Spyware and keylogging functionality intercepting sensitive user input and credential data, and Command-and-control exfiltration evidenced by anomalous outbound network connections.
The scenario highlights two distinct indicators: local host API hooking to capture credentials (characteristic of spyware and keyloggers) and unauthorized outbound traffic transferring stole data to an external recipient (characteristic of command-and-control exfiltration).
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Malware Indicators of Compromise and Spyware/C2 Telemetry Analysis