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#Article #ReverseEngineering 📗 Reverse engineering 3D Movie Maker - Part 2 A while ago, I started reverse engineering Microsoft 3D Movie Maker to understand how it works and to develop my game reversing skills. This blog series is about my adventures in reversing 3D Movie Maker and some of the interesting things I learnt along the way. 🌐Article Link @securebyte

#Article #ReverseEngineering 📗 Dynamic analysis of apps inside Android Cloning apps - Part 1,2 Recently I and my friend Vikas presented our research about risks for apps executing inside virtual containers aka cloning apps(VirtualApp, ParallelSpace, DualSpace, Dr.Clone, Clone, Multi-Parallel and many more cloning apps) in Android Security Symposium. The basis for most of the risks is, apps inside the virtual container get the same UID(Unix User ID). 🌐Part 1 🌐Part 2 @securebyte

#Article #ReverseEngineering 📗 Reverse engineering 3D Movie Maker - Part 1 - using Ghidra scripting to recover the C++ class hierarchy A while ago, I started reverse engineering Microsoft 3D Movie Maker to understand how it works and to develop my game reversing skills. This blog series is about my adventures in reversing 3D Movie Maker and some of the interesting things I learnt along the way. 🌐Article Link @securebyte

#Misc #Github #Programming 🗳Sploit - Go package that aids in binary analysis and exploitation 🌐 Project Link @securebyte

#Misc #Github #Programming 🗳Planet Source Code Github Repo 🌐 Project Link @securebyte

#Article #ReverseEngineering 📗 Dynamic Binary Instrumentation Techniques to Address Native Code Obfuscation Android applications are becoming more and more obfuscated to prevent reverse engineering. While obfuscation can be applied on both, the Dalvik bytecode and the native code, the former is more challenging to analyze due to the structure of the bytecode as well as the API provided by Android Runtime. 🌐Article Link 🗳PDF File @securebyte

#Article #ReverseEngineering 📗 r2-pay: anti-debug, anti-root & anti-frida (part 2) 🌐Article Link @securebyte

#eBook #MalwareAnalysis #Android 📗Malware Detection in Android Phones ➖Format : TruePDF ➖By : Priyanka Nandal ➖Pages: 45 ➖Publisher: Anchor Academic Publishing ➖Pub Date: 2018 ➖ISBN : 978-3-96067-704-8 @securebyte

#eBook #Security #Programming 📗Gray Hat C# ➖Format : TruePDF ➖By: Brandon Perry ➖Pages: 304 ➖Publisher: Nostarch ➖Pub Date: 2017 ➖ISBN : 9781593277598 @securebyte

#eBook #MalwareAnalysis 📗Malware Analysis and Detection Engineering ➖Format : TruePDF ➖By: Derek Abhijit Mohanta ➖Pages: 914 ➖Publisher: Apress ➖Pub Date: 2020 ➖ISBN : 978-1-4842-6193-4 @securebyte

#Article #MalwareAnalysis 📗 Defeating Macro Document Static Analysis with Pictures of My Ca Over the past few weeks I’ve spent some time learning Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), specifically for creating malicious Word documents to act as an initial stager. When taking operational security into consideration and brainstorming ways of evading macro detection, I had the question, how does anti-virus detect a malicious macro? 🌐Article Link @securebyte

#Article #ReverseEngineering 📗 r2-pay: anti-debug, anti-root & anti-frida (part 1) This series of blog posts explains one way to resolve the r2-pay challenge released during the r2con2020 conference. This first part is about the anti-analysis tricks used to hinder reverse-engineering while the second part will be more focused on breaking the whitebox. 🌐Article Link @securebyte

#eBook #Programming 📗Windows 10 System Programming Part1 - Part2 ➖Format : TruePDF ➖By: Pavel Yosifovich ➖Publisher: Independently ➖Pub Date: 2020 @securebyte

#eBook #ReverseEngineering 📗Advanced Apple Debugging & Reverse Engineering, 3rd Edition ➖Format : TruePDF ➖By: Derek Selander ➖Pages: 561 ➖Publisher: Razeware LLC ➖Pub Date: 2019 ➖ISBN : 9781942878674 @securebyte

#Article #MalwareAnalysis #Radare2 📗 Intro to Cutter for Malware Analysis 🌐Article Link @securebyte