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Malware analysis with IDA/Radare2 - Basic Unpacking (Dridex first stage)
By Artik Blue
Excerpt
Greetings again dear malware analysts! In this part of the series we are leaving the initial topics behind to start focusing on unpacking/decrypting malware by applying our reverse engineering skills to those binaries. We will start by unpacking the initial stage of Dridex, a malware focused on stealing bank credentials.
The sample to be used in this post can be found here
Introduction
As explained here Obfuscation takes code and basically makes it unreadable (to the analyst, that is: us) without destroying its intended functionality. This technique is used to delay detection and/or to make reverse engineering difficult. Obfuscation…
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