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adhesive.dll registers specific COM objects (CLSIDs) for Group Policy Preference extensions. An attacker can instantiate these COM objects directly via powershell -ComObject , bypassing rundll32 entirely. This is stealthier as it doesn't spawn a new rundll32.exe process.

Understanding the adhesive.dll "Bypass" in FiveM If you’ve spent any time in the FiveM modding or development community, you’ve likely encountered adhesive.dll adhesive.dll bypass

Instead of writing payload.xml to disk, advanced operators use memory injection. They reflectively load adhesive.dll into a sacrificial process, patch the GPO reading routine to pull XML from a named pipe or registry key, and then invoke the export. This leaves zero forensic artifacts on the disk. adhesive