Implant: add virtualization detection #2056
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This is cool but i would suggest having an optional parameter in the |
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Signed-off-by: Tehreem Iqbal <73001282+Tehreem-Iqbal@users.noreply.github.com>
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This looks really cool! However it's also a large PR so it will take us some time to review. |
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Summary
This PR adds virtualization detection to the implant
On startup, during the registration request, the implant now sends a field indicating whether it is running inside a virtual machine
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Why
Operators gain immediate insight into whether the compromised host is virtualized,
Related Issue
Feature #2055