A sophisticated technique has emerged that enables hackers to execute malicious code directly in memory, bypassing traditional Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions. This method involves using an in-memory Portable Executable (PE) loader to run an executable within a trusted process, thereby evading security checks designed to monitor file activities on disk. The attack allows for secondary payloads to be stealthily deployed, highlighting critical vulnerabilities in current security postures. This development emphasizes the urgent need for advanced security solutions capable of deep memory inspection and behavioral analysis, rather than relying solely on file-based detection methods, as the effectiveness of traditional antivirus tools diminishes against such evolving threats.