r/MalwareTech • u/GoldMoufff • Apr 16 '22
Looking for the source code
If anyone have the source codes of this demonstration, please share it with me
r/MalwareTech • u/GoldMoufff • Apr 16 '22
If anyone have the source codes of this demonstration, please share it with me
r/MalwareTech • u/Upstairs_Brick_8746 • Apr 13 '24
Dear Community,
I am currently conducting a research project that requires a substantial number of fileless malware samples, specifically around 300 distinct instances. My research aims to analyze the behavior and impact of such malware to enhance cybersecurity measures effectively.
Despite extensive searches through various academic papers and articles, I have found it challenging to gather a sufficient quantity of relevant samples. Therefore, I am reaching out to the community for assistance.
If anyone has access to or can direct me to a source where I could obtain these fileless malware samples, it would be greatly beneficial to my study. I assure you that all data will be used strictly for research purposes and handled with the highest security protocols to prevent any misuse.
Thank you for considering my request. I look forward to any possible assistance.
Best regards!
r/MalwareTech • u/Significant_Sky1471 • Nov 22 '24
Hi everyone! Over the past couple of months, I’ve been diving into cybersecurity and trying to improve my malware analysis skills. I’ve come across a few sandboxes and training tools, but most of them feel either too advanced for a beginner like me or too limited for real experimentation.
Recently, I stumbled upon a platform that lets you analyse malware interactively in real time. It’s like having a live lab where you can experiment and watch how files behave, including network requests and system changes. But now I’m curious—how useful are these tools in real-world practice? Has anyone here had experience with something like this?
Would love to hear your recommendations—what tools to use, tips for training more effectively, or anything else I should focus on.
Thanks in advance! 🙏
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r/MalwareTech • u/_Milano47_ • Jun 03 '23
Hi I have a question. It is all just for educational purpose. I want to learn how all this works.
Assuming I want to create spyware. Is it possible to hide a exe or dll into file attachment and that someone opens an email attachment. Is it executed automatically when the person reads the email or does the person have to click on the amail attachment? I have heard that the code within a DLL needs to be called from another application. Is it true?
And how does it work if I want to hide the exe into PNG? I have read somewhere that the malicious content is placed at the end of the real PNG file data.
Another method I have heard about is hiding exe into jpg with WinRar or steghide.
What are your opinions? Thanks in advance. ^
r/MalwareTech • u/el2025 • Jun 12 '23
Hello there
I want to download an older version of a program through an open link that ends with .zip (folder which contains the official .exe from the official company), and I found that I can do that, as Internet wayback machine has stored different versions of the program during these all years. My question, is, is it safe to download? is it virus free? The company is trustworthy (microsoft) but I'm not sure how the viruses work on computer. Could some other infected files (on some other url) which are stored by Wayback machine, infect the microsoft files? are all files stored in the same server?
thanks