Summary: Multi-stage attack chain with code injection, credential theft, and lateral movement
Comprehensive attack chain evidence
Integration of findings F001–F023 reveals a coordinated attack sequence: (1) Code injection via PowerShell and staging executables (F001–F004, F017), (2) Credential dumping and theft tools deployed (F007, F020), (3) Lateral movement via PsExec, RDP probing, and SMB (F005, F009, F014–F016), (4) Persistence via registry and boot mechanisms (F008, F021), (5) Living-off-the-land binary execution for evasion (F019), and (6) Anti-forensic log clearing (F023). Timeline spans from 2018-05-23 (earliest credential reuse) through 2018-09-06 (latest network activity), indicating sustained compromis with multiple access vectors.
Claims asserted
Proof chain · 0 facts
Every confirmed claim links by foreign key to the typed fact that validated it, and to the forensic tool that produced that fact. This is one finding_trace() query.