🎓 MCSI Certified DFIR Specialist 🎓
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☣️ Becoming a Malware Analyst ☣️
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🔎 ☣️ Analyzing a malware sample with Memory Forensics ☣️ 🔎
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In this video, we will discuss how you can perform malware analysis at home in your very own lab.
A malware analysis lab should consist of such things as:
🧪 Sandbox Environment
A malware analysis sandbox is a tool used by security professionals to safely analyze malware samples. By running the malware in a controlled environment, the sandbox can help to identify its behavior and potential damage. This information can then be used to develop defenses against the malware.
🧪 Static Analysis Tools
Malware static analysis tools are used by malware analysts to examine the code of malware samples in order to understand their functionality and behavior. These tools can be used to reverse engineer the code in order to generate signatures or understand the purpose of the malware. Static analysis is a powerful tool for malware analysis, as it can provide insights that would otherwise be unavailable.
🧪 Dynamic Analysis Tools
Dynamic analysis tools are used to analyze the behavior of a program while it is running. This can be done by monitoring the system calls that the program makes or by instrumenting the code to record its behavior.
