DLL hijacking is a technique where a malicious DLL (Dynamic Link Library) is placed in a directory that a vulnerable application searches before the legitimate one. When the application is launched, it unknowingly loads the malicious DLL instead, allowing attackers to:- Execute arbitrary code Compromise the system Recently, the cybersecurity researchers at a multi-layered incident response company, Security Joes, discovered a new DLL hijacking technique that enables threat actors to bypass Windows […]