This eye-opening video reveals how cybercriminals are executing Credential Theft operations through Malicious Injection malware installation. Malicious Injection also known as DLL injection is used by cyberattackers to alter a program’s functionality by executing extraneous code within another process’s realm.
Malicious Injection attacks pose a significant danger to the security of global businesses and government departments. Injection attacks exploit vulnerabilities in an application to send malicious code into a system. This allow threat actors to execute unauthorized actions such as Screen Capture and Keylogging, often to steal credentials and sensitive commercial information.
SentryBay’s patented Armored Client is the only solution proven to eliminate Malicious Injection threats, protecting sensitive commercial and personal data. SentryBay is recognized by Gartner as a leader in the Gartner® Hype Cycle ™ for Endpoint Security under the Endpoint Access Isolation category.
Credential Theft Via Malicious Injection: 60-Second Video
Learn More About Malicious Injection And Credential Theft
By understanding how Malicious Injection malware operates and taking appropriate security measures, individuals and organizations can better protect themselves from these types of cyber threats. Click here for more information on Malicious Injection (also known as DLL Injection, DLL Hijacking) and how SentryBay’s patented Armored Client solution defends against it.
