A software developer is concerned about DLL hijacking in an application being written. Which of the following is the MOST viable mitigation measure of this type of attack?
A.
The DLL of each application should be set individually
B.
All calls to different DLLs should be hard-coded in the application
C.
Access to DLLs from the Windows registry should be disabled
D.
The affected DLLs should be renamed to avoid future hijacking
B.
DLL Search Order Hijacking
Unless the path to the DLLs required by a specific application are hard-coded into the software, Windows searches for them in a particular order.
Ok, compared with other options...I agreed with the answer...basically what technical best practices suggested are some configuration/anti-virus guidelines...
And if this is so viable, DLL injection couldn't be such a headache.
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