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## The fourth stage (Toy.bat - shellcode)
When the PowerShell command in “toy03.bat” executes, it loads the “toy02.dat” file created in the temporary folder to function as a loader; the embedded PowerShell within “toy02.dat” then runs and loads “toy01.dat” from the same folder, during which XOR transformed data is decoded and mapped into memory and a new thread is spawned; as a result, the shellcode is placed in memory and the region is made executable, after which another thread is created to run the memory-resident code constituting a fileless technique for dynamic code execution and runtime malware injection.
When the PowerShell command in “toy03.bat” executes, it loads the “toy02.dat” file created in the temporary folder to function as a loader; the embedded PowerShell within “toy02.dat” then runs and loads “toy01.dat” from the same folder, during which XOR transformed data is decoded and mapped into memory and a new thread is spawned; as a result, the shellcode is placed in memory and the region is made executable.
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After which another thread is created to run the memory-resident code constituting a fileless technique for dynamic code execution and runtime malware injection.
As a result, the shellcode is loaded into memory and the memory area becomes executable.
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