Reverse engineering

Reverse engineering

Reverse engineering refers to the duplication of another producer's product following a thorough examination of its construction or composition. It involves

Reverse engineering

Nowadays one of the techniques most used to spread malware on windows systems is using a JavaScript (js) dropper. A js dropper represents, in most attack sce

Reverse engineering

Software: IDA Pro Free (v 5.0) DLL Name: Test.dll[pkadzone zone="main_top"] Story about DLL: This DLL is reportedly scanning the system for running the proc

Reverse engineering

In this article, we will be reverse engineering and exploiting simple C programs from Protostar VM by exploit-exercises.com. We will be mainly focusing at ho

Reverse engineering

Abstract The proficiency to unravel the complexities of a target software is called reverse engineering or just reversing. Software attackers manipulate or b

Reverse engineering

In code obfuscation, a virtual machine is a mechanism used to execute a different instruction set than the one used by machine that runs the program. For exa

Reverse engineering

In computing, reverse engineering is the process of understanding how things work and reusing the information to do something. This is applicable even to And

Reverse engineering

Introduction In this tutorial we'll take a look at a Pafish tool, which performs anti debugger/vm/sandbox tricks to detect whether the malware is being execu

Reverse engineering

Sometimes we come across situations when we are in need of doing something inside our debuggers or to extend the functionality of them. For such things, debu

Reverse engineering

Obfuscation is a distinctive mechanism equivalent to hiding, often applied by security developers, to harden or protect the source code (which is deemed as i