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After injecting the malicious DLL into (SumatraPDF.exe), I will bundle it with a non-malicious (job description.pdf) file inside a ZIP archive. When the user clicks on the PDF file, it will trigger the background execution of the injected (SumatraPDF.exe), which will establish a reverse connection.
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After injecting the malicious DLL into (SumatraPDF.exe), I will bundle it with a non-malicious (job description.pdf) file inside a ZIP archive. When the user open the ZIP file, it will trigger the background execution of the injected (SumatraPDF.exe), which will establish a reverse connection.
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In a previous simulation of a Russian APT, I used a similar approach but with an image file instead of a PDF. We will replicate the same method now but without selecting the icon.
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## The third stage (execution technique)
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Now, when I open the ZIP file, it executes the PDF file while simultaneously running (SumatraPDF.exe) in the background. This executable contains the DLL payload, through which I will establish the reverse connection.
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