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Threat Actor Evasion

Definition

Threat actor evasion refers to the sophisticated methods employed by malicious entities to bypass security controls, avoid detection, and maintain persistence within compromised systems. These techniques can include using encrypted communications, polymorphic malware, or living-off-the-land binaries. The goal is to conduct malicious activities without triggering alarms or being identified by security defenses. It represents a constant challenge for cybersecurity professionals.