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Computer memory refers to a physical device that is used to store sequences of instructions (programs) or data (program state information) on a temporary or permanent basis for use in a computer.
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Do Anti-Virus programs scan running processes?
As far as in-memory detection is concerned, AVs usually hook most of the system APIs and determine the process beahviour to flag if its malicious. … Basically, there are many ways of detecting in-memory malicious behaviour. …
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