A basic static analysis of Lab 1–2 from Practical Malware Analysis book covering imports, strings and IOCs

In this lab, we will analyze lab 1–3 from Practical Malware Analysis book. The goal is to examine the malware sample Lab01–03.exe using…

In this lab, we will analyze lab 1–4 from Practical Malware Analysis book. The goal is to examine the malware sample Lab01–04.exe using…

Hello, Cybersecurity Enthusiasts!

Malware is one of the biggest challenges in cybersecurity. From ransomware and spyware to trojans and information stealers, malicious…

Introduction

Imagine your computer is infected with malware, but you cannot find a suspicious file on the hard drive.

Recon, disassembly reading and live debugging on a warm-up challenge from the Malware Space Village at Ekoparty

Task 2 — File Analysis

No scheduled tasks. No registry keys. Just a RAT hidden behind 200 spaces in the tools developers use every day, with a Python stager…

One small file. Three jobs: attack websites, mine Monero, rent out hacked devices.

Learn how to document malware behavior, analyze technical evidence, assess risk, and write clear cybersecurity reports with practical…

12 Practical Malware Analysis Labs Every Cybersecurity Beginner Should Try

12 Practical Malware Analysis Labs Every Cybersecurity Beginner Should Try

Task 3

A process left traces in memory. Analyze the evidence and uncover what the malware was set to do.

Ransomware targeting Linux environments continues to evolve. Unlike the bulky, multi-staged payloads often seen in Windows environments…

A supplier email hides an odd attachment. Follow the evidence and find what left the workstation.

Introduction

Room: The Waiting Room Category: Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR) Difficulty: Medium Platform: TryHackMe