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Incident Response for Windows
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Targeted data is directly related to the motivation and goals of the attack, as well as the stage that adversaries are on. For example, in the initial stages, general information about the host and the user may be collected, which can help determine the victim’s suitability for further development of the attack. In later stages, threat actors may be interested in more specific things such as credentials and their sources or files and folders with some sensitive content. Adversaries may look for the required data on local computers, cloud data storage, and network shares. If the amount of data is large enough, the data is often staged somewhere in compressed format using 7zip, WinRAR, and other archive tools and then transferred to attacker-controlled environments.
As for motivation and goals, it is better to consider a few examples.
If groups use automated info stealers they usually acquire and exfiltrate credentials stored in various...
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