Dmp2mkey

You could write a Volatility 3 plugin to scan for the key across virtual address spaces:

class Dmp2mkeyScan(vol.framework.interfaces.plugins.PluginInterface):
    def run(self):
        return self.list_processes() # extend with YARA rule for "Dmp2mkey"

If the key is used for encryption/decryption in a dump file context: Dmp2mkey

Let's break down the string into potential components: You could write a Volatility 3 plugin to

  • "2" – Often a separator or version indicator (version 2).
  • "mkey" – Typically stands for Master Key, Media Key, Module Key, or Machine Key.

    • Thus, a logical inference: Dmp2mkey = Dump version 2 Master Key or Data Management Platform version 2 Module Key. If the key is used for encryption/decryption in

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