Static malware analysis: Office documentsHello and welcome back to a new practical case: analyze office documents. In our case, we are going to start looking at how to analyze Microsoft Office documents.
Malware Analysis example. Classic case: Stuxnet. Part 2In this part 2 of our reverse engineering article of the stuxnet malware we will continue where we left off last time and take a deeper dive into the how and the what in regards to its functionality.
Malware Analysis example. Classic case: StuxnetStuxnet, as it came to be known, was unlike any other virus or worm that came before. In today's article we will reverse engineer this malware in order to better understand its code.
Static malware analysis of PDF filesWe will do static analysis on PDF documents, including analysis of embedded strings.
Intro to static malware analysisStatic code analysis is the technique of studying the source code of a program without running it. This can be valuable for malware reverse engineering, as it can assist discover dangerous code.
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Red Teaming: What it is, Why it Matters and Everything You Need to KnowRed Teaming is a multi-layered simulated attack used to test the security framework of an organization. Read to know how it works and why your company needs it.
