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Category Archives: Tutorial
Flare-On 7 – Task 9
This year’s FlareOn was very interesting. I managed to finish it with 87th place. In this small series I will describe my favorite tasks, and how I solved them. I hope to provide some educational value for others, so this … Continue reading
How to compile a PIN tool using Visual Studio 2017
UPDATE: the described problems in compiling the default PIN projects seems to be fixed in the new PIN release: 3.10. PIN (of Intel) is a great platform for dynamic binary instrumentation. I use it on daily for tracing and deobfuscating … Continue reading
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Unpacking a malware with libPeConv (Pykspa case study)
In one of the recent episodes of “Open Analysis Live!” Sergei demonstrated how to statically unpack the Pykspa Malware using a Python script. If you haven’t seen this video yet, I recommend you to watch, it is available here – … Continue reading
Starting with Windows Kernel Exploitation – part 3 – stealing the Access Token
Recently I started learning Windows Kernel Exploitation, so I decided to share some of my notes in form of a blog. In the previous parts I shown how to set up the environment. Now we will get familiar with the … Continue reading
Starting with Windows Kernel Exploitation – part 2 – getting familiar with HackSys Extreme Vulnerable Driver
Recently I started learning Windows Kernel Exploitation, so I decided to share some of my notes in form of a blog. The previous part was about setting up the lab. Now, we will play a bit with HackSysExtremeVulnerableDriver by Ashfaq … Continue reading
Starting with Windows Kernel Exploitation – part 1 – setting up the lab
Recently I started learning Windows Kernel Exploitation, so I decided to share some of my notes in form of a blog. This part will be about setting up the lab. In further parts I am planning to describe how to … Continue reading
Hijacking extensions handlers as a malware persistence method
Recently I gave a presentation titled “Wicked malware persistence methods” (read more here). After releasing the slides I got questions about some of the demonstrated methods – especially about the details of extension handler hijacking – so, I decided to … Continue reading
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Introducing PE_unmapper
Recently I wrote a small tool, that can be used as a helper in malware analysis. Various malware types unpack their core modules in memory, load them and run. In order to unpack them fast, we can let the malware … Continue reading
How to turn a DLL into a standalone EXE
During malware analysis we can often encounter payloads in form of DLLs. Analyzing them dynamically may not be very handy, because they need some external loaders to run. Different researchers have different tricks to deal with them. In this post … Continue reading
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