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- [Identifying Cross References with Capstone Disassembler and PEFile](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/identifying-xrefs-with-capstone/) - In this post, I will explain how you can locate cross references programmatically using Python modules that are generally helpful in reverse engineering.
- [GuLoader's Unique Approach to Obfuscation: Understanding Stack Manipulation](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/guloaders-stack-manipulation/) - Learn about GuLoader malware's stack manipulation technique for decrypting data blobs and how to implement it. A useful resource for those interested in reverse engineering shellcode or obfuscated malware.
- [Resolving Stack Strings with Capstone Disassembler & Unicorn in Python](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/capstone-resolving-stack-strings/) - It's not uncommon to come across some kind of string encryption functionality within malware samples, often more complex than a simple single-byte XOR operation which can often be brute-forced with simplicity. By encrypting strings, malware authors are able to potentially lower the detection rate by anti-malware software, obscuring strings that may be identified as "malicious",
- [Python Opcode Obfuscation: A Powerful Anti-Analysis Technique](https://www.0ffset.net/development/malware-development/obfuscating-python-opcodes/) - What if we could somehow compile some Python code that couldn’t be disassembled with your average Python interpreter? What if instead of LOAD_NAME or POP_TOP, we switched it’s opcode value with BUILD_LIST or PUSH_NULL?
- [Developing YARA Rules Based on Byte Patterns: ROMCOM](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/yara-byte-patterns/) - YARA is an important tool for any aspiring threat intel analyst or reverse engineer, whether for detecting code reuse among different families, identifying samples utilising a certain technique, or even tracking the development of recently discovered malware. While using simple string patterns for rules can be an efficient method for quickly building detections, it is
- [Reversing Golang Developed Ransomware: SNAKE](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/analysing-snake-ransomware/) - Introduction Snake Ransomware (or EKANS Ransomware) is a Golang ransomware which in the past has affected several companies such as Enel and Honda. The MD5 hashing of the analyzed sample is ED3C05BDE9F0EA0F1321355B03AC42D0. This sample in particular is obfuscated with Gobfuscate, an open source obfuscation project available on Github. Let’s start by quickly summarizing the functionality of the
- [MATANBUCHUS: Another Loader as a Service Malware](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/matanbuchus-loader-analysis/) - MATANBUCHUS is a commercialized loader that is used to download and launch malware on victim machines such as QAKBOT and COBALT STRIKE beacons. It has been observed that the loader spreads through social engineering in the form of malicious Excel documents.
- [HANCITOR: Analysing The Main Loader](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/hancitor-analysing-the-main-loader/) - This post is a follow up for my last one on HANCITOR. If you haven’t checked it out, you can view it here. In this post, we’ll take a look at the main loader of this malware family, which is used for downloading and launching Cobalt Strike Beacon, information stealers, and malicious shellcode.
- [Analyzing North Korean Malware - Joanap/Brambul Dropper](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/post-0x07-analyzing-dropper/) - So you may have heard that the FBI have linked three strains of malware to a North Korean cybercrime group known as Lazarus (or HIDDEN COBRA, take your pick). The first strain is a Dropper (which is what I will be analyzing in this post) that contains two DLL's (these are the other two strains):
- [BAZARLOADER: Unpacking an ISO File Infection](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/bazarloader-iso-file-infection/) - BAZARLOADER (aka BAZARBACKDOOR) is a Windows-based loader that spreads through attachments in phishing emails. During infection, it is common for BAZARLOADER to lead to Cobalt Strike execution
- [BAZARLOADER: Analysing The Main Loader](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/analysing-the-main-bazarloader/) - This post is a follow up on the last one on BAZARLOADER. If you’re interested in how to unpack the initial stages of this malware, you can check it out here. In this post, we’ll cover the final stage of this loader, which has the capability to download and execute remote payloads such as Cobalt Strike and Conti ransomware.
- [Biweekly Malware Challenge #4: Operation DreamJob](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/challenge-4-operation-dreamjob/) - The goal of this fourth challenge is slightly more different than the others, and relies on some level of static analysis to complete, so it may be difficult to get through. However, OSINT is also a possible method of attack if you are struggling, and in malware analysis there isn't really such a thing as "cheating", it's just making your life easier!
- [Biweekly Malware Challenge #3.2: Decrypting Oski Stealer Strings](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/challenge-3-2-decrypting-oski-stealer/) - Aim Part one of this challenge has already been uploaded, and can be found here - in that part we unpack the .NET layer of the sample, and in this part we will be decrypting the strings within the binary, so let's get started! Analysis For this analysis, I opted to use both IDA Free
- [Biweekly Malware Challenge #3.1: Unpacking Oski Stealer](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/challenge-3-1-unpacking-oski-stealer/) - Aim This first post will be documenting the method taken to unpack the initial .NET layers of this Oski Stealer binary, which is the first part of the challenge. The next post that will come out will cover the second part of the challenge, which is to develop a script that utilises API within a
- [Biweekly Malware Challenge #2: Extracting IcedID's Configuration](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/challenge-2-icedid-config/) - Aim The aim for this challenge was to unpack this IcedID binary, figure out how the configuration was stored, and develop a script to automatically extract the config information. So, lets get started! Approach There aren't many options for approaches to this challenge, once you've unpacked the sample its a case of locating the configuration,
- [Biweekly Malware Challenge #1: Gozi/ISFB String Decryption](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/challenge-1-gozi-string-crypto/) - Aim The aim for this first challenge was to reverse engineer the string decryption routine to develop a script to automate decryption of the strings. This challenge could be completed without the use of disassembler specific plugins (e.g. IDA Python), and could simply involve patching the .BSS section of the unpacked payload with the decrypted
- [HANCITOR: Analysing The Malicious Document](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/hancitor-maldoc-analysis/) - HANCITOR (aka CHANITOR) is a prevalent malware loader that spreads through social engineering in the form of Word or DocuSign® documents. The infected document includes instructions for the victim to manually allow the malicious macro code to be executed. The HANCITOR executable payload dropped by the macro code is used to download other malware on
- [DRIDEX: Analysing API Obfuscation Through VEH](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/dridex-veh-api-obfuscation/) - DRIDEX is one of the most famous and prevalent banking Trojans that dates back to around late 2014. Throughout its improvement and variations, DRIDEX has been successful in targeting the financial services sector to steal banking information and crucial user credentials. Typically, DRIDEX samples are delivered through phishing in the form of Word and Excel
- [SQUIRRELWAFFLE - Analysing The Main Loader](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/squirrelwaffle-main-loader/) - This is a follow up for my last post on unpacking SQUIRRELWAFFLE's custom packer. In this post, we will take a look at the main loader for this malware family, which is typically used for downloading and launching Cobalt Strike.
- [SQUIRRELWAFFLE - Analysing the Custom Packer](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/squirrelwaffle-custom-packer/) - In the last month, I have heard and seen a lot about SQUIRRELWAFFLE on Twitter, a new loader that has been used in email-based campaigns to download Cobalt Strike or Qakbot to the victim's machine, so I figure it will be fun to take a look at this new actor! In the initial stage of
- [Quack Quack: Analysing Qakbot's Browser Hooking Module - Part 1](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/qakbot-browser-hooking-p1/) - Qakbot is one of the most notorious malware families currently operating, and dates back to around 2007. It is primarily focused around stealing banking information and user credentials, however with the huge jump in ransomware popularity among threat actors, Qakbot has been seen to drop Egregor and the ProLock ransomware. As it is primarily operated
- [New TA402/MOLERATS Malware - Decrypting .NET Reactor Strings](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/molerats-string-decryption/) - In this post we'll be reversing and deobfuscating a string decryption algorithm used in a .NET sample of malware, obfuscated with .NET Reactor - without de4dot!
- [Analysing ISFB - The First Loader](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/analysing-isfb-loader/) - I'm finally getting round to writing this post - for the past few months I have been analysing different versions of ISFB/Ursnif/Gozi to gain a deeper understanding in the functionality of this specific malware. In this post, I will be detailing how to unpack and then analyse the first stage loader executable, and then use
- [Analyzing ISFB - The Second Loader](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/analyzing-isfb-second-loader/) - So it's been quite a while since my last post, however now that my Beginner Malware Analysis Course is complete, the posts should be more and more frequent, although that obviously depends on the complexity of the samples I am analyzing. If you haven't checked out my last post on ISFB where we analyzed the
- [Analyzing KSL0T (Turla’s Keylogger), Part 1 - Reupload](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/analyzing-turlas-keylogger-1/) - (This post is a reupload from my old site which is no longer available - you may have seen it before) Whilst I’m working through the Hancitor write up and the Flare On challenges, I decided to take a short break and focus on a smaller piece of malware – such as a keylogger, which
- [Analyzing KSL0T (Turla’s Keylogger), Part 2 – Reupload](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/analyzing-turlas-keylogger-2/) - (This post is a reupload from my old site which is no longer available – you may have seen it before) If you haven’t read the first post, go check it out here. You can download this keylogger off of VirusBay. So far we have decrypted a whole lot of text using a simple XOR method, which
- [Revisiting Hancitor in Depth](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/reversing-hancitor-again/) - As you probably guessed from the title, we are going to be taking a look at Hancitor once again, except this time, I'll be focusing on the second stage of Hancitor that is dropped as a result of a Microsoft Word or Excel document. I was planning to include an analysis of one of the
- [Analyzing the "New" Tools of DarkHydrus](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/analyzing-darkhydrus-2-0/) - You may remember I wrote about the DarkHydrus APT a while ago, and how their Powershell malware, RogueRobin, was being used to target Middle Eastern organizations and exfiltrate data through the usage of DNS. They have resurfaced after a dormant period, bringing an newly improved and compiled version of RogueRobin discovered by Unit 42, containing
- [Analyzing COMmunication in Malware](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/analyzing-com-mechanisms-in-malware/) - If you follow me on Twitter (@0verfl0w_), you may have noticed a while back that I was analyzing a sample of Ursnif/Gozi/ISFB (which I will refer to as ISFB) and was confused as to how it was able to communicate with its C2 servers through a separate process, without injected DLL's or process hollowing. I
- [Setting Up a Safe Malware Analysis Environment](https://www.0ffset.net/miscellaneous/safe-malware-analysis-env/) - Carrying on with the previous post of getting started with malware analysis (you can find it here), I've had requests to do a write up on how I setup my environment for analysis. This guide is also helpful for those of you running a one laptop setup, because that's what I'm currently using! Obviously you'll
- [Hancitor MalSpam - Stage 2](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/analysing-hancitor-malspam-2/) - If you haven’t seen my last post about Hancitor, check it out here as I explain how this binary gets onto your machine through a malicious word document. As always, you can download this sample – both the document and embedded binary – on VirusBay. Let’s begin the analysis! MD5 of Sample: 992f079a832820c61388f753dab1114d I have only had a brief
- [Solving MalwareTech's RE Challenges: Strings](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/ctf-challenges/malwaretechs-re-challenges/) - I've been wanting to post write-ups about different CTF's and challenges that I have done, and I'm finally getting round to doing it. And as I've been recommended to use Cutter when performing Static Analysis, I decided to kick of the challenge section with some of MalwareTech's static RE challenges, which you can find here.
- [How to get started with Malware Analysis](https://www.0ffset.net/miscellaneous/how-to-get-started-with-malware-analysis/) - So it's been a while since I last posted anything - I've been extremely busy with exam season coming up, but I had a bit of spare time so I decided to post something. Expect more regular posts over the holidays, and I hope to revamp the website a bit so it looks cleaner (and
- [Hancitor MalSpam - Stage 1](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/analysing-hancitor-malspam/) - Recently, TechHelpList uploaded a Hancitor Word document to VirusBay, along with an overview of the sites it reached out to, the C2 servers, and the payloads that were dropped by said document. As it seems Hancitor is quite popular for downloading the Pony and ZeusPanda malware (what is it with animals and malware?), I decided to
- [DarkHydrus and their Powershell Malware](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/uncovering-darkhydrus-custom-powershell/) - So you may remember I wrote a blog post about the MuddyWater APT group attacking Middle Eastern organizations using their custom Powershell malware (if you don't, you can check it out here), and I analyzed the malicious VBA macros and the highly obfuscated powershell to figure out what it was capable of. Well, guess what
- [Potentially Unwanted Program? More like Definitely Unwanted Program](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/post-0x11-python-adware/) - You may have heard of the friendly (Python) Adware pBot, and how it is becoming malicious by installing Browser Extensions without user consent and injecting unwanted advertisements into web pages and worse. I was intrigued with the thought that people actually wrote Adware in Python and distributed it, so I checked the Browse section of VirusBay and luckily enough,
- [Unfinished .NET Ransomware](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/post-0x12-unfinished-net-ransomware/) - I've mainly focused on analyzing RAT's, Backdoors, Trojans and Droppers/Downloaders in C, C++, Python, Powershell and VBS - but I have yet to analyze any .NET malware, and seeing as .NET Ransomware is very popular at the moment, lets have a look at a sample that I am hoping is either a joke or is
- [ReVaLaTioN, a .NET Keylogger](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/post-0x13-net-keyloggers/) - Continuing with the "theme" of the last post, I decided to analyse one more .NET sample for a bit of practice. This time, rather than ransomware, I'm analyzing what seems to be quite an old keylogger titled ReVaLaTioN, which looks to be of Turkish origin. I have not been able to find any blog posts about
- [Understanding Malware #1](https://www.0ffset.net/development/malware-development/tcp-client-server/) - This is a new section I am starting, where instead of reverse engineering malware, I will be demonstrating how certain malware works, at a source code level. Whilst someone malicious could easily take all of the information and put it into their own malware, they would have wasted quite a lot of time, and are
- ["Karius", a Work In Progress Banking Trojan](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/post-0x09-a-wip-banking-trojan/) - On June 7th, two variants of the same Banking Trojan were uploaded to VirusBay, and so I decided to have a look at them to see what exactly the difference was. The trojan I am referring to is known as Karius, which was discovered by a researcher at CheckPoint Software, Israel Gubi (@israel_gubi), and you can
- [A Gh0st: Initialization Analysis](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/post-0x10-analysis-of-a-gh0st/) - I was having a look at uploaded samples on VirusBay and noticed something quite peculiar. A user called Bondey had uploaded a sample and tagged it as Gh0stRAT. Gh0stRat is a remote access tool that has been used for quite a long time, and has had multiple variants and changes - but the RAT seemed to have disappeared for
- [Analyzing DanaBot's Javascript Downloader](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/post-0x08-analyzing-danabot-downloader/) - While I took a break from analyzing the two other Lazarus DLL's, I decided to take a look at the downloader used to install DanaBot (A banking trojan) onto user's systems, because a regular Javascript downloader isn't that hard to analyze... right? I definitely have to give credit to whoever wrote the downloader because I
- [Analyzing a MuddyWater APT Sample](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/0x06-analyzing-a-muddywater-sample/) - I recently had an extremely long plane trip, so I thought what better way to spend it then analyzing an extremely obfuscated, multi stage VBS/Powershell Backdoor? (Part 2 of the Graftor analysis was in the process of being written up, so I decided to focus my efforts on something that didn't require an internet connection).
- [(Part 1): Analysis of Adware.Graftor](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/post-0x05-analysis-of-graftor/) - Trying to keep up with regular posts, I found another malicious sample on VirusBay recently that I was quite interested in analyzing, mainly because it was 14.3 Megabytes large. Unless it was written in Python and compiled, I had no idea what it could be - so let's find out! - As this malware randomized
- [(Part 2): (Brief) Analysis of (Not) Adware.Graftor](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/post-0x05-part-2-analysis-of-not-graftor/) - If you haven't read Part 1, this part might be a bit confusing Upon further analysis and some cross referencing, I soon realized that the sample I was analyzing (at least the svchost injected process) was in fact a variant of Tofsee, rather than an adware variant of Graftor, I will explain why further on :) I
- [Analysis of an Emotet Downloader](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/malware-analysis/post-0x04-analysis-of-an-emotet-downloader/) - I recently found a sample of an Emotet Downloader that I downloaded from VirusBay and I had yet to examine it, so I decided that this post would be an analysis of the Downloader. This file is still available on VirusBay, and I highly suggest creating an account there if you are interested in Malware Analysis or
- [Reverse Engineering CannibalRAT](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/post-0x03-reverse-engineering-cannibalrat/) - Today we will be reversing some compiled Python malware - which in my opinion is one of the easiest things to reverse back into understandable code. We will be using IDA Pro (The free version - version 5), UPX, PEStudio, Python and a Python module called "Uncompyle6" which allows us to convert .pyc byte code
- [Finding the Needle In The Haystack: MemLabs Lab-1](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/mem-forensics-lab-1/) - Recently I came across a newly released CTF based around memory forensics, called MemLabs, and as memory forensics is quite an important subtopic in malware analysis, I decided to brush off my Volatility Framework and give it a go!So this is challenge 1 of 6, and I’ll be using Volatility, GHex, and GIMP to complete
- [Solving a VM-based CrackMe](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/solving-a-vm-based-crackme/) - Happy New Year! It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything here, as I’ve been quite occupied with a few other things - such as the Zero2Hero course that Vitali and I developed alongside SentinelOne, as well as migrating this site from one hosting provider to another, which caused a few issues but should all
- [Statically Reverse Engineering Shellcode Techniques: Stage 1](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/common-shellcode-techniques/) - It’s been a while since I posted a blog aimed at beginners in terms of reversing techniques for analyzing malware, rather than a “how-does-it-work” type post, so for this blog post I decided to focus on concepts tied very closely to malicious software, such as shellcode, (recognizing and implementing) encryption algorithms, and so on. I
- [Statically Reverse Engineering Shellcode Techniques: Stage 2](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/common-shellcode-techniques-2/) - Welcome back! If you haven’t checked out my last post on reverse engineering shellcode techniques, you can check it out here! This time we’re taking a look at stage 2 of the shellcode, which we previously decrypted using IDAPython in the last post. We’re going to be covering quite a lot this week, so if
- [Statically Reverse Engineering Shellcode: Emulation](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/emulating-shellcode-communications/) - This post is a continuation from my last one, where we reverse engineered the second stage of the shellcode, and replicated the API hashing routine. If you haven’t checked out that post, you can check it out here, and the one before that here! In this post we’re going to be writing an emulator for
- [Unpacking Malicious DLLs - IcedID](https://www.0ffset.net/reverse-engineering/unpacking-malicious-dlls/) - So recently I’ve been reverse engineering the newest version of IcedID (the version hiding encrypted payloads and other data inside PNGs), and I came across a post by Malware-Traffic-Analysis about IcedID being downloaded by malspam typically responsible for downloading ISFB. This particular infection chain was interesting, as the Word Document drops a script file to

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