Some tools like ollydbg, IDA pro etc. are little bit complex and may not make much sense at first. The most important part in reverse engineering is to deeply understand your tools. The 50% of success depends on the tools and rest is on your knowledge and experience.
Check the help files (for example: ollydbg help file is very good) and reference links. And as always first master your tools and then move to next steps.
In this awesome presentation, Subrat Sarkar explained the concepts of Windows logon mechanism, Windows Logon architecture, Windows credential provider and showed how an attacker can take advantage of credential provider to steal Windows password in plain text and how to find and mitigate this issue. Presentation:
In this awesome presentation, Amit Malik discussed about the importance of return address in solving some of the problems related to analysis and detection of the malicious codes. Presentation:
Here is the quick update and presentations from our recently concluded Third ‘SecurityXploded Cyber Security Quarterly Meetup’. In this meet, Sameer Patil delivered presentations on “Anatomy of Exploit Kits”, Satyam Saxena covered the topic on “Detecting the Malicious Url using Machine Learning” and Monnappa KA presented the topic on “Hunting the Gh0st RAT […]
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