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Electron App Code Injection
This detection monitors attempts at code injection into Electron applications on macOS, particularly searching for the usage of the --inspect= argument that could lead into take over of macOS applications TCC permissions.
Detection Query
$event.type == 1 AND $event.process.path CONTAINS ".app" AND $event.process.args.@count > 0 AND (ANY $event.process.args IN {"--inspect=", "--remote-de-bugging-port"})Author
Jamf
Data Sources
Process EventsmacOS Endpoint Security
Platforms
macos
Tags
VisibilityPrivilege EscalationDefenseEvasionT1055
Raw Content
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name: ElectronAppCodeInjection
uuid: 815a4d03-64fe-4b32-8ac4-21598f9d0bd7
longDescription: This detection monitors attempts at code injection into Electron applications on macOS, particularly searching for the usage of the --inspect= argument that could lead into take over of macOS applications TCC permissions.
level: 0
inputType: GPProcessEvent
tags:
snapshotFiles: []
filter: $event.type == 1 AND
$event.process.path CONTAINS ".app" AND
$event.process.args.@count > 0 AND
(ANY $event.process.args IN {"--inspect=", "--remote-de-bugging-port"})
actions:
- name: Log
context: []
categories:
- Visibility
- Privilege Escalation
version: 1
severity: Medium
shortDescription: Code Injection into a Electron App has been detected
label: Electron App Code Injection
remediation: Review the responsible process for the execution of the Electron app and verify if this is legitimate or inteded behavior.
MitreCategories:
- DefenseEvasion
- T1055