hasherezade persistence demos
Demonstrates various persistence techniques used by malware, including COM hijacking, extension hijacking, and shim injection.
What is hasherezade persistence demos?
Persistence Demos is a collection of practical examples demonstrating various persistence techniques used by malware to maintain access on Windows systems. It includes methods like COM hijacking, extension hijacking, shim injection, and exploiting restricted directories. The project helps security professionals understand and analyze how malware achieves persistence in real-world attacks.
Security researchers, malware analysts, red teamers, and cybersecurity students who need to study or simulate malware persistence mechanisms for defensive or educational purposes.
It provides hands-on, reproducible demos of non-standard persistence methods that are often overlooked, making it a valuable resource for deep dives into malware behavior beyond common techniques.
Overview
Demos of various (also non standard) persistence methods used by malware
Use Cases
Best For
- Studying COM hijacking techniques in malware
- Analyzing extension handler hijacking for persistence
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