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hi iamp;#39;m jared from lacework and today weamp;#39;re going to take a look at some shared object files that lacework labs the security research team at lacework found letamp;#39;s get started if youamp;#39;re unfamiliar a shared object file or so is typically used to provide additional functionality to other executables via exports those coming from the windows world can think of this like a dll if we take a look at the diagram we can see that with normal execution flow the binary headers are parsed memory is allocated and then in the case of dynamically linked executables the legitimate shared objects or libraries are loaded and execution is continued however by leveraging the ld preload path environment variable we can say hey program load libraries from this directory first and then continue on with normal execution this allows an adversary to have their program overload legitimate functionality provided by other shared objects and is commonly seen in both defense evasion as
