The file is most commonly associated with reflective DLL injection , a technique used by both legitimate security tools and advanced malware to load a library into memory without using the standard Windows API. Historically, this specific filename has appeared as a critical component in El-Polocker ransomware and is frequently discussed in the context of Sodinokibi and Gandcrab infection chains. 1. Executive Summary
The payload ( reflect.dll ) is injected into a target process, such as C:\Windows\explorer.exe . : Once active, it typically: reflect.dll
: Disabling of "System Restore" and "Automatic Startup Repair". The file is most commonly associated with reflective