How can odbcconf.exe be used to bypass command-line monitoring of regsvr32 when loading DLLs?

By using the `/f` parameter of odbcconf.exe, you can pass a response file (`.rsp`) containing the `REGSVR` command with the DLL path. This avoids having the `regsvr` string in the command-line arguments visible to monitoring tools. For more details, see [Study Notes Weekly No.3(Use odbcconf to load dll & Get-Exports & ETW USB Keylogger)](/news/study-notes-weekly-no-3-use-odbcconf-to-load-dll-get-exports-etw-usb-keylogger). This technique is similar to other bypass methods like [using sdclt.exe to bypass UAC](/news/study-notes-of-using-sdclt-exe-to-bypass-uac) that also leverage alternate execution paths.