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Malware with No Strings Attached Part 2 – Static Analysis

February 17, 2014May 20, 2025 Brian Baskin

In the previous post I showed some dynamic analysis procedures for a variant of a trojan known to Symantec as Coreflood. Based on the dynamic analysis, we discovered that the analyzed sample contained very few strings of use. It decrypted an embedded executable, which was injected into memory for execution. It dropped an encrypted file to …

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