Attackers are increasingly using unmanaged PowerShell execution to run the PowerShell engine without launching powershell.exe, allowing them to evade traditional detection methods and execute code in-memory. This technique involves loading PowerShell DLLs directly into other processes, making it harder for security tools to detect malicious activity. Defenders should monitor for suspicious DLL loads and named pipe activities to identify such threats.
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