Add 4 new DLLs actively used ITW with search order hijacking #72
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3 executables from 3rd parties vulnerable to DLL sideloading a malicious DLL and actively used in the wild
Fixed typo in expected locations
Fixed vendor typo
Remove undefined coments field in version information
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Apr 12, 2024
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New entries.
Cisco: wcldll.dll seen loaded into ptInst.exe. The exact vulnerable path where this resides was pieced together from multiple sources and is technically unknown. This has been seen maliciously residing in the directory appdata\roaming\microsoft\windows\Roaming\mibincodec\ptInst.exe
Asus: asus_wmi.dll and asio.dll both have been seen loaded into renamed executables of atkexComSvc.exe such as TPAutoConnect.exe. This has been seen maliciously residing within subdirectories of AppData\Local\
Glorylogic: badata_x64.dll seen loaded into TrueBurner.exe. This has been seen maliciously residing in subdirectories of ProgramData\