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Static and Dynamic AnalysisStatic and dynamic analysis are two primary techniques used in malware analysis and reverse engineering to study the behavior of software, particularly malicious software, without or with execution, respectively. Here’s a breakdown of their differences, along with tools commonly used for analysis, such as VirusTotal, Reverse.it, and Hybrid Analysis.1. Differences Betwe..

Decompiling and ReversingDecompiling and reversing engineering are techniques used to analyze and understand compiled software. These methods allow researchers (and attackers) to examine how a program works, identify vulnerabilities, and sometimes bypass protections. In response, many developers employ obfuscation to make reverse engineering more difficult. Here’s an overview of decompiling, cod..

Malware FeaturesHere’s a breakdown of these malware features and techniques commonly used to enhance their effectiveness and persistence.1. Remote Code Execution (RCE)Malware often employs RCE methods like buffer overflow, SQL injection, or exploitation of unpatched vulnerabilities, allowing attackers to execute arbitrary code on the target system remotely.2. Domain-FluxDomain-flux dynamically g..

Interesting MalwareThese malware instances highlight various approaches to cyber threats, from network worms to sophisticated supply chain attacks. Each had a unique impact, changing how we view and respond to cyber threats.1. ConfickerFirst detected in 2008, this worm exploited Windows OS vulnerabilities, forming a large botnet.It spread via network shares and removable media, affecting million..