These videos are very close to what I do everyday for work. I love it!!!

Let's call it 'please subscribe' 😜

I don't know if he's better at naming variables necessarily, but he's certainly better about picking one and moving on instead of agonizing about a better name.

​@@petevenuti7355TT combin b think

Could you suggest more channels that showcase malware analysis

​@@FahyGB I'd recommend OALabs, MalwareAnalysisForHedgehogs

Malware analysis is overlooked? Not really, I know dozens of folks that do it. Snyk is decent at the dev stage, and especially for containers, but they’re only 33% of a solution.

@@c1ph3rpunk he’s talking about the KZfaq series not the actual act of doing it

Near certain I have some bot/RAT like featured in this video. I'll have to try digging in registry as no AV has been able to detect anything,,

@@Demoralized88 I too have a very persistent RAT and no idea who to hire how to hire etc. I really wish I was as skilled at this. I find it fascinating.

Y’all need to wipe clean if you have any reason to believe this is true.

@@Demoralized88 Have you done anything since? Found it? Used Malwarebytes or Bitdefender (paid versions)?

@@AnjewTate I tried everything, including brand new drives and known clean W10 ISO USB. It had persistence below the OS level. Still not sure how or what, but I got called a schizo for thinking it. Recently, security researchers are now uncovering UEFI and other FW malware. It started when my home network got attacked, and most people in my apartment complex are affected. We only have one ISP option: COX. This all started around May, and have switched to Chromebooks and Linux on Ethernet until something is figured out. Symptoms of a Miner/Infostealer, but pretty subtle rather than sustained 100% usage. It's been a long saga my dude.

Hey, too much of that positivity and they will take the effexoff.

Most APT use fileless vectors, a lot of antivirus products have mechanisms such as memory scanning to counteract. Registry scanning is a basic mechanism also. Many products run real-time heuristics to detect malware regardless of how it persists, based on what it is doing. Some processors even employ technology such as Secure Enclave to provide platform level resiliency against malware, but ironically there is malware that can compromise some of these platforms... so viruses that persist in the CPU of some computers.

@@GrumpyGrebo Yes big antivirus companies like Norton, Kaspersky,Bitdefender,Eset, Avast, McAfee,AVG,Sophos,Fortinet needs to focus and give more importance on Zero Day Behavioral Analysis both on cloud and off cloud so that fileless malwares are detected much more efficiently, also daily frequency of virus signature and database updates needs to be more frequent so that detection and removal capabilities can be improved much better

Linux distribution like Kali or Arch running on a VM with no access to the internet and a buffer between your computer and the VM.

i have register for snykcon but how to register for r ctf?

@@ARIFF861 There should be a checkbox you click when signing up for the event.

@@aston3982 only that?

@@ARIFF861 I'm pretty sure that's how but idk tbh.

yessir i noted.