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07-04-2011, 11:29 AM #1Garage Member
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Need help on Reverse Engineering/ Malware analysis!!
Hey guys,
Planning to do my final year project on reverse engineering/malware analysis , hopefully ending up with a malware analyzer.. Any pointers/help in the right direction will be much appreciated!!
Thanks in advance
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07-05-2011, 08:50 AM #2Security Researcher


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Reverse engineering a malware will be much more appreciated and will also skill u up with highly advanced weapons.
Moreover, no need to have very hi-fi tools, even starters can also start with a dissembler, debugger, hexeditor and most powerful of all notepad.
Remember, it will just need a hope and your attitude toward hacking..."vinnu"
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07-05-2011, 07:35 PM #3Garage Member
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06-21-2012, 05:34 PM #4Garage Member
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I think the most powerful tool in RE is your brain.........If a program many NOPS then be careful they can be honeypots or your time wasters this techniques is use by software developers or malware coders............Many RATS/BOTS/Crimnelware creators have developed the technique of identifying many debuggers and sniffers like IDA,OllyDbg,WireShark,Fiddler.These techniques gets the list of processes and then get the process name of debbugers,disasm,sniffers if name exists in list then programs get closed or start a new honeypot circuit to fool or misguide you. .So try to spoof process names and Rats like Gh0st use hips or something like this technique to remove CISCo's....oh i forget that i will tell you this late...trying remember.
If you want to become a good Malware Analyst then goto black hats community and code your own malware.
There is a quote:
If you want to catch a thief theN you should think like a thief.Last edited by H@CK3R_ADI; 06-21-2012 at 05:53 PM.
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06-21-2012, 06:35 PM #5Security Researcher


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@hacker_Adi mate please check the dates of the post before replaying, this post was made in 2011, where @sebas_phoenix states it's regarding his college project , Now it's 2012 and he must be already done with it.
Any way there is no problem replaying to an old post nor trying to help some one irrespective of backgrounds, but from you'r replay a noob like me could not make out much . All I find is many words and sentences put together.
Try to be relevant and quote things properly, else the moderators might have a tough time.
Cheers.Hacking Is a Matter of Time Knowledge and Patience
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06-21-2012, 06:56 PM #6Garage Member
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Mate soory I haven't seen the date but I think you are not a n00b anyway.........



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