Enhance T1027/T1027.013 obfuscation tests: character array & password-protected ZIP#3279
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Enhance T1027/T1027.013 obfuscation tests: character array & password-protected ZIP#3279vl43den wants to merge 5 commits intoredcanaryco:masterfrom
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added a new technique for password-protected ZIP payload extraction and execution, commonly used by malware families
added an obfuscated PowerShell command that spawns a child process using character array obfuscation to evade detection.
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Details:
Adds two new atomic tests for obfuscation techniques:
T1027 Test 11 (Windows): character array obfuscation. It hides PowerShell command by constructing it from ASCII values at runtime, evading string-based detection
T1027.013 Test 3 (Linux/macOS): password protected ZIP extraction - encrypts payload in ZIP archive and extracts at runtime, mimicking Emotet/QBot delivery technique
Testing:
T1027.013 verified via Invoke-AtomicRedTeam in GitHub Actions workflow; extracts with password, executes payload showing hostname/user/uname
Associated Issues:
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