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Practical Malware Analysis
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Practical Malware Analysis

by Michael Sikorski, Andrew Honig
February 2012
Intermediate to advanced
800 pages
23h 55m
English
No Starch Press
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Lab 13-2 Solutions

Short Answers

  1. Lab13-02.exe creates large, seemingly random files in its current directory with names that start with temp and end with eight hexadecimal digits that vary for each file.

  2. The XOR search technique identifies potential encoding-related functions at sub_401570 and sub_401739. The other three techniques suggested find nothing.

  3. The encoding functions might be found just before the call to WriteFile.

  4. The encoding function is sub_40181F.

  5. The source content is a screen capture.

  6. The algorithm is nonstandard and not easily determined, so the easiest way to decode traffic is via instrumentation.

  7. See the detailed analysis for how to recover the original source of an encoded file.

Detailed Analysis

We launch the malware and see that ...

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