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Open Software Supply Chain Attack Reference (OSC&R) > T0148 - Scheduled tasks on self hosted runner

T0148 - Scheduled tasks on self hosted runner

In this attack, the attacker gains access to a self-hosted runner, which is a server or a virtual machine that runs the CI/CD pipelines for an organization. Once access is gained, the attacker creates a scheduled task or job that runs at regular intervals, even after the initial attack has been detected and removed. The scheduled task or job can be programmed to perform a variety of malicious activities, such as downloading and executing additional malware or maintaining a persistent backdoor for future attacks.
ID: T0148
Type: Technique
Tactic: Persistence
Summary: Scheduled tasks on self hosted runner
State: Draft