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Tag Archives: PEview
Malware Reverse Engineering – Part I
I took a “Malware Reverse Engineering (MRE)” class last semeter and it was fun to me, partially because I was not a Windows person, though I am still not. What seems ridiculous to me is how trivial one can write … Continue reading
Posted in Security, Static Code Analysis
Tagged IDA, Inetsim, malware, MRE, PEiD, PEStudio, PEview, Ransomware, RegShot, Windows
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