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Dumping Malware Configuration Data from Memory with Volatility

October 11, 2013May 20, 2025 Brian Baskin

When I first start delving in memory forensics, years ago, we relied upon controlled operating system crashes (to create memory crash dumps) or the old FireWire exploit with a special laptop. Later, software-based tools like regular dd, and win32dd, made the job much easier (and more entertaining as we watched the feuds between mdd and …

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