The rise of malware attacks in recent years has made it increasingly important for cybersecurity professionals to have the ability to reverse engineer malware. Reverse engineering is the process of deconstructing a program or code to understand how it functions…
Hacking into an automotive control module far enough to retrieve its current firmware and configuration is really just the beginning of the adventure. At this point, you probably have anywhere from 4KB to 4MB of raw machine-ready code, with a…
Today, the most common use for reverse engineering is in targeting malware. Like any other software, malware has its installation process. The difference is that it does not ask for the user’s permission to install. Malware does not even install…
Process Injection is one of the foremost well-known strategies malware creators use to bypass firewalls, perform memory forensics procedures, and moderate down inexperienced turn around engineers by including pernicious usefulness to legitimate forms and covering up it whereas doing so. In this area, we are going cover the hypothesis behind prepare injection and why it is commonly utilized in different APT attacks these days. What’s process injection? In the Windows operating system, processes are…
