Malware analysis

In my previous article, I explained what happened to the evolution of malware when microcomputers started to become a major presence in small offices and households....

In my previous article, I told the story of the very first worms and viruses. Interestingly, a groundbreaking mathemetician, John von Neumann, and a science...

These days, malware is an everyday concern, even among ordinary end users. A countless amount of money is lost every year worldwide due to malware, possibly...

This article is the second part of a series on NSA BIOS Backdoor internals. This part focuses on BULLDOZER, a hardware implant acting as malware dropper and...

This article is designed to show how to crack a Java executable by disassembling the corresponding bytes code. Disassembling Java bytecode is the act of transforming...

In the previous article, "Portable Malware Lab for Beginners," I spoke about nested virtual machines, i.e., deploying a virtual machine with QEMU and Cuckoo....

Memory forensic is a skill to find out all the artifacts in the memory that is present in the running computer. It is an interesting method to find out what...

Malwares are usually packed with custom packers, which make static and dynamic analysis difficult. Some of the static analysis tools do not work on packed samples...

Zeus, also known as ZBot/WSNPoem, is famous for stealing banking information by using man in the browser keystroke logging and form grabbing. As the term suggests,...

Introduction The purpose of this work is to present the reader research of the Gauss malware platform as one of the ultimate nation-state cyber exploitation...