Synthèse
The reason many of you are seeing me discuss malware reverse engineering lately is because I've temporarily shifted my focus to malware defense, rather offense. A majority of my life, and goop with malware, has been malware development. I love writing malware. However, the past couple of months-ish I felt kind of bored with malware development. I was just kind of burned out. From the recommendations of the people living inside my computer, I decided to shift to malware defense. If anyone remembers, I spent awhile studying the internals of YARA and built my own YARA scanner thingie. Anyway, it's been a lot of fun bonking malware with a stick. It's given me better perspective on what does, and what does not, work offensively. Thank you everyone for giving me malware you find in the wild. It is better to bonk random malware, versus malware already bonked, because there is no "cheat sheet" of someone else's research or notes. I'm going in completely blind and it's fun.
The reason many of you are seeing me discuss malware reverse engineering lately is because I've temporarily shifted my focus to malware defense, rather offense. A majority of my life, and goop with malware, has been malware development. I love writing malware. However, the past couple of months-ish I felt kind of bored with malware development. I was just kind of burned out.
From the recommendations of the people living inside my computer, I decided to shift to malware defense. If anyone remembers, I spent awhile studying the internals of YARA and built my own YARA scanner thingie. Anyway, it's been a lot of fun bonking malware with a stick. It's given me better perspective on what does, and what does not, work offensively. Thank you everyone for giving me malware you find in the wild.
It is better to bonk random malware, versus malware already bonked, because there is no "cheat sheet" of someone else's research or notes. I'm going in completely blind and it's fun.
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