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by WherezDaWarez - 13 August, 2019 - 09:53 AM
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I'd really like to see a guide or ebook on ways you can check analyze, test and scan tools and other downloaded things for malware.

For example if I were to download a crack tool. I'm always told  just run in sandboxie, vm, or RDP, but that's a LQ answer & should common sense to want to understand it all.

I know things like those or scanning with AV but would still want to see some other methods not found as easily. Things to look out for. Example, I'd tested a tool on my rdp and got infected. Nothing detected it just obvious signs. I stumbled onto recently changed and infected files in my Windows folder. After research found you could open file in notepad and it would have certain content and warned of things that it shouldn't say. 

Sorry this was so long I'm baked and can't word shit.
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(13 August, 2019 - 09:53 AM)WherezDaWarez Wrote: Show More
I'd really like to see a guide or ebook on ways you can check analyze, test and scan tools and other downloaded things for malware.

For example if I were to download a crack tool. I'm always told  just run in sandboxie, vm, or RDP, but that's a LQ answer & should common sense to want to understand it all.

I know things like those or scanning with AV but would still want to see some other methods not found as easily. Things to look out for. Example, I'd tested a tool on my rdp and got infected. Nothing detected it just obvious signs. I stumbled onto recently changed and infected files in my Windows folder. After research found you could open file in notepad and it would have certain content and warned of things that it shouldn't say. 

Sorry this was so long I'm baked and can't word shit.

I can share malware analysis ebook
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(13 August, 2019 - 10:09 AM)j0ey Wrote: Show More
(13 August, 2019 - 09:53 AM)WherezDaWarez Wrote: Show More
I'd really like to see a guide or ebook on ways you can check analyze, test and scan tools and other downloaded things for malware.

For example if I were to download a crack tool. I'm always told  just run in sandboxie, vm, or RDP, but that's a LQ answer & should common sense to want to understand it all.

I know things like those or scanning with AV but would still want to see some other methods not found as easily. Things to look out for. Example, I'd tested a tool on my rdp and got infected. Nothing detected it just obvious signs. I stumbled onto recently changed and infected files in my Windows folder. After research found you could open file in notepad and it would have certain content and warned of things that it shouldn't say. 

Sorry this was so long I'm baked and can't word shit.

I can share  malware analysis ebook

That would be great thank you. :)
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@J0EY 
can you please share it with me as well?
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(14 August, 2019 - 08:26 AM)Kanaxx Wrote: Show More
@J0EY 
can you please share it with me as well?
Discord me up its on my profile

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