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T1574.007 Hijack Execution Flow: Path Interception by PATH Environment Variable

Adversaries may execute their own malicious payloads by hijacking environment variables used to load libraries. MITRE ATT&CK

1 Sigma rule T1574.007 on attack.mitre.org

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T1574Hijack Execution Flow

Sigma rules tagged with it

process creation, the highest levels first
mediumPotential Suspicious Activity Using SeCEditJanantha Marasinghe · Windows

Command lines CmdID reads as it

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To incorporate changes required by the analysis process on the SecContoso.inf file, and then to direct the output to the existing file, SecAnalysisContosoFY11, without prompting, type on the page for secedit configure

secedit /configure /db C:\Security\FY11\SecDbContoso.sdb /cfg SecContoso.inf /overwrite /log C:\Security\FY11\SecAnalysisContosoFY11.xml /quietIdentify

To export the security database and the domain security policies to an inf file, and then import that file to a different database in order to replicate the security policy settings on another computer, type on the page for secedit export

secedit /export /db C:\Security\FY11\SecDbContoso.sdb /mergedpolicy /cfg SecContoso.inf /log C:\Security\FY11\SecAnalysisContosoFY11.log /quietIdentify

To export the security database and the domain security policies to an .inf file, and then to import that file to a different database to replicate the policy settings on another computer, type on the page for secedit import

secedit /export /db C:\Security\FY11\SecDbContoso.sdb /mergedpolicy /cfg NetworkShare\Policies\SecContoso.inf /log C:\Security\FY11\SecAnalysisContosoFY11.log /quietIdentify

An example is here when CmdID’s reading of it names T1574.007: a Sigma rule it trips is tagged with it, or its abuse is documented as it.