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Signature for detecting mouse movement detection in the sandbox. There is a simple exclusion list for any problem processes for now although determining if a process creates a GUI window too may be an additional method I may implement later (although I expect most will expect button presses).
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Signature for detecting mouse movement in the sandbox.
There is a simple exclusion list for any problem processes for now although determining if a process creates a GUI window too may be an additional method I may implement later (although I expect most will expect button presses).
Checked on Lumma sample b14ddf64ace0b5f0d7452be28d07355c1c6865710dbed84938e2af48ccaa46cf
No mouse movement (weirdly there was always the first 2 like there was movement during sandbox/sample initialisation before it moved to no movement so I have accounted for that first initial "movement"). This was emulated with disable interaction option when submitting sample.
And with mouse movement. I opted for a lower value for this to trigger as sometimes it took not as many samples but with nomouse movement it would continuously poll until it saw some
