Event-Triggered Execution — Event-triggered execution starts activity when a specified system event occurs. Attackers connect malicious functions to routine events to obtain repeated execution. Legitimate software uses similar mechanisms, so investigators examine the associated actions and authorization. – Persistence Techniques

Added October 7, 2026

Event-Triggered Execution — Event-triggered execution launches activity when a defined system or user event occurs. Attackers abuse legitimate event mechanisms to run unauthorized code. The trigger supports persistence and reduces reliance on direct manual execution. – Execution Techniques

Added October 7, 2026