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ATTACK-T1056Active

Input Capture

Statement

Adversaries may use methods of capturing user input to obtain credentials or collect information. During normal system usage, users often provide credentials to various different locations, such as login pages/portals or system dialog boxes. Input capture mechanisms may be transparent to the user (e.g. Credential API Hooking) or rely on deceiving the user into providing input into what they believe to be a genuine service (e.g. Web Portal Capture).

Location

Tactic
Collection

Technique Details

Identifier
ATTACK-T1056
ATT&CK Page
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Tactics

CollectionCredential Access

Platforms

LinuxmacOSNetwork DevicesWindows

Detection

Behavioral Detection of Input Capture Across Platforms

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Collection36 controls
ATTACK-T1005Data from Local SystemATTACK-T1025Data from Removable MediaATTACK-T1039Data from Network Shared DriveATTACK-T1056Input CaptureATTACK-T1056.001KeyloggingATTACK-T1056.002GUI Input CaptureATTACK-T1056.003Web Portal CaptureATTACK-T1056.004Credential API HookingATTACK-T1074Data StagedATTACK-T1074.001Local Data StagingATTACK-T1074.002Remote Data StagingATTACK-T1113Screen CaptureATTACK-T1114Email CollectionATTACK-T1114.001Local Email CollectionATTACK-T1114.002Remote Email CollectionATTACK-T1114.003Email Forwarding RuleATTACK-T1115Clipboard DataATTACK-T1119Automated CollectionATTACK-T1123Audio CaptureATTACK-T1125Video CaptureATTACK-T1185Browser Session HijackingATTACK-T1213Data from Information RepositoriesATTACK-T1213.001ConfluenceATTACK-T1213.002SharepointATTACK-T1213.003Code RepositoriesATTACK-T1213.004Customer Relationship Management SoftwareATTACK-T1213.005Messaging ApplicationsATTACK-T1213.006DatabasesATTACK-T1530Data from Cloud StorageATTACK-T1560Archive Collected DataATTACK-T1560.001Archive via UtilityATTACK-T1560.002Archive via LibraryATTACK-T1560.003Archive via Custom MethodATTACK-T1602Data from Configuration RepositoryATTACK-T1602.001SNMP (MIB Dump)ATTACK-T1602.002Network Device Configuration Dump