Running specialized code that bypasses normal checks on a system is often done by attackers seeking to carry out disallowed commands. This method enables them to install malicious software or perform unexpected operations. The other choices target different goals, such as maintaining a hidden process (persistence), harvesting credentials from memory (credential dumping), or moving freely between networks (lateral movement).
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