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Growing MSSP with Offensive Services

Following the MSBuild execution chain

From obfuscated PowerShell to MSBuild injection

Controlled dynamic analysis produced a PowerShell script and shellcode. Script strings suggested memory allocation and reflective Windows API use. Process and registry analysis, including Procmon, showed the MSBuild chain, C2 communication and Autorun persistence in the analysis environment.

Incident responseMalware analysisStatic malware analysisDynamic malware analysisPowerShellProcess Monitor (Procmon)Persistence analysisCrowdStrikeEndpoint detection & response (EDR)
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