Introduction to Malware Analysis

[@btaabes]

I really appreciate this video! I would like to point out that at around 41:40 when explaining the difference between the AX and EAX registers you give the wrong register sizes. For those who aren't aware, in x86, the AX register is 16 bits and EAX is a 32 bit register. RAX is the 64 bit version in intel 64 bit architecture. This may seem nit picky but its an important distinction if someone watching doesn't know.

[@BillBuchanan]

Thanks for the comment. I must have just slipped up when giving the talk. AL is 8 bits long, AX is 16 bits long and EAX is 32 bits long.

[@tutoriaxerd925]

@@BillBuchanan Thank you for the Great explanation, and by the way the AX (16 bits) register can be devided into two 8 bits registers AL, AH AL for the lower Byte AH for the higher Byte

[@EnduranceT]

I love how much malware stuff is popping up lately. Great time to choose this as a career path :)

[@0xbitbybit]

Until it's just another field that becomes automated through machine learning

[@alexandervogtsanchez7522]

EnduranceT best career path is programmer , always will be the best option . Forget about web programming , get on low level stuff and start getting into the 6 digit zone boi

[@anmolgupta5398]

alexander vogt sanchez what is 6 digital zone boi that you mentioned at the ending of your comment

[@alexandervogtsanchez7522]

anmol gupta 6 digit zone is 100000$ dollars or plus

[@exploidingwaffle]

The point of Malware is that its always one step ahead. A program that could be used for automation in regards to new and ever evolving malware is that it wouldn't be able to keep up. There will always be a job in analytics as there will always be those create malware.

[@mohammedobad2174]

thanks for this great content.

[@Hotmustardgas20]

thanks for posting this

[@spookie1979]

Thanks a lot for that interesting video!