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			\|Author=Michael Hale Ligh,
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	\|Abstract=The MoVP 1.3 plugin, named deskscan, enumerates desktops, desktop heap allocations, and associated threads. In the GUI landscape, a desktop is essentially a container for application windows and user interface objects. Malware utilizes desktops in various ways, from launching applications in alternate desktops (i.e. so the current logged-on user doesn't see) to ransomware that locks users out of their own desktop. We'll see some examples of both in this post.		\|Abstract=The MoVP 1.3 plugin, named deskscan, enumerates desktops, desktop heap allocations, and associated threads. In the GUI landscape, a desktop is essentially a container for application windows and user interface objects. Malware utilizes desktops in various ways, from launching applications in alternate desktops (i.e. so the current logged-on user doesn't see) to ransomware that locks users out of their own desktop. We'll see some examples of both in this post.
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Eric.freyssinet at 18:26, 12 September 2012

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|Author=Michael Hale Ligh
|NomRevue=Volatility Labs blog
|Date=12 septembre 2012
|Editor=Volatility Labs
|Year=2012
|Botnet=Accdfisa, Tigger
|Abstract=The MoVP 1.3 plugin, named deskscan, enumerates desktops, desktop heap allocations, and associated threads. In the GUI landscape, a desktop is essentially a container for application windows and user interface objects. Malware utilizes desktops in various ways, from launching applications in alternate desktops (i.e. so the current logged-on user doesn't see) to ransomware that locks users out of their own desktop. We'll see some examples of both in this post.
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