How Hackers Hide From Memory Scanners

[@DragonFistLeeMontage]

I’ve been in IT for 10 years, and every time I watch one of your videos, I realize I need another 10 years of practice at least.. 😂 Keep up the good work

[@user-fc1ep2xy7k]

Same here man... Been software engineer for 8-9 years and I just realize how many things I don't know

[@maalikserebryakov]

TECHNIQUES OF HIDING IN MEMORY 1 - Encrypting the Payload until Action

[@xeaudg]

John Hammond: Answering the question "What would it look like if Seth Rogan were to suddenly become a CyberSecurity professional...?" LOL. Mr. Hammond: you are a security superstar! Keep up the good work!

[@felixkiprop48]

John, the best in advert, love that voice change.

[@reconmaster907]

He has upped his thumbnail game. Cool.

[@ME-L3U]

I got Watch_Dogs vibes, absolutely awesome art style.

[@Jhern4nd3z516]

Bring back the malware reverse engineering videos 🥺

[@Darkregen9545]

The amount of things hackers can do is crazy.

[@cygmoid]

Yeah , like they know multiple ways to inject shellcode even if you close down one trick. Pretty crazy

[@DanniDuck]

@@cygmoid It's not too hard to prevent if you really think about it. You should first implement a memory hasher that can detect when memory gets changed after you make any hooks you have. You can hook functions such as LoadLibrary too. After that, you should scan for any RX allocations, which would indicate manual map. You can make manual mapping even harder by hooking thread creation functions eg. BaseThreadInitThunk, but a common workaround for this is to create a suspended thread with a valid address, then change it and resume it, so make sure you check that as well. The most important protection is a hard to figure out memory hashing system that checks itself and must be running.

[@seansingh4421]

Actually it can become very easy to spot if you have Eventlog forwarding and parsing, coupled that with suricata network logging and its becomes very difficult for a hacker to hide.

[@DanniDuck]

@@seansingh4421 What? This video isn't about network security, it's about application security.

[@seansingh4421]

@@DanniDuck which go hand in hand my friend. Syslog or Eventlogs tell you everything not just network stuff

[@shadrachwilson1211]

Great content. This got me scratching my head

[@stanislavsmetanin1307]

As always - great material. Thx.

[@m3sm4r2010]

great video sir,well done

[@Frozlie1]

really enjoy your content, thanks!

[@nittani.]

I love this guy hes good looking too

[@0oNoiseo0]

Interesting to dive more into. Thank u!

[@ChristopherBruns-o7o]

Videos and combining wordlist/brute-force/enumeration with nlp. Like if someone wanted to dynamically enumerate language but when grounded. 10:38 Is this how ChatGPT and other LLM are stateless but still able to leverage things like a text embedding maybe? 11:23 This is terrible

[@georgehammond867]

how to learn the basics programs in C/CPP, before exploit devs courses ??

[@senseiSinclair]

Maldev academy looks similar to HackThe Box academy to me. Cool video.

[@senseiSinclair]

@@lumikarhu Yeah, visually looks like a similar format.

[@K03KK03K]

Nice one! Thanks!

[@JeffNoel]

I've been seeing many similar websites offering courses and certifications for exploit development, but I have no idea which one is really worth it... Maldev's syllabus seems impressive, but I'm curious how they stack up against better known certs like OSED. Super cool to be able to see part of a module with you in this video :)

[@Yahelj6]

Its not Exploit Development, its Malware Development

[@marveII0us]

Binders/Crypters?

[@Bair994]

Tried to access the sign you linked and was blocked from Maldev, probably because of a vpn? idk not turning it off to access a Cyber Sec site thats asking for trouble.

[@h4ckh3lp]

Bravo, sir.

[@stickman2003]

Evil ChatGPT update !!

[@abdullahkhan_9876]

HI!, I'd love to see a video on how hackers bypass av/anti-virus

[@gunnerysergeant8889]

i signed up for the course. It's not for beginners. It has a very steep learning curve of "C". I do think it is great knowledge but def not for beginners. You do make it sound AWESOME though...in fact, sorry, I watched your video and just instantly enrolled. THEN i saw you had a code. I just wished the course had the videos like the ones you are actually doing. it really helps me fill in the blanks for the things i am not understanding. sadly the course has over a 100 modules between course&updates (do i follow the course or do I follow the updates)...videos would be nice...at least to get our of the beginner section.

[@nordgaren2358]

Follow the courses, first. Start from the beginning. Then do the updates.

[@daljeetbhati8353]

can you share the course

[@oratilemoagi9764]

Hey can i ask; If you Videos get removed or banned where else can i watch them

[@mudi2000a]

How can I learn about those topics without shelling out a lot of bucks?

[@zach115th]

Does the lifetime purchase cover all the modules or just one?

[@stanislavsmetanin1307]

Fantastic ))

[@hypedz1495]

Maldec academy looks super expensive.

[@sanathkumar1006]

I doubt EDR would have pick it up when mimikatz was extracting NTLM even though it was fraction of a sec

[@nordgaren2358]

Defender won't even let you put mimikatz on your PC.

[@nordgaren2358]

You MAY be able to get it, but as soon you run it, it's gone. If you leave it, defender will find and zap it in a scan, eventually.

[@sanathkumar1006]

@@nordgaren2358 Yeah true

[@kenzyflash]

first to comment and a nice video

[@bilalaniq7770]

plz tell me how to bypass win defender

[@activelearner9924]

can i use on my personal pc to detect sir??

[@SwineTech]

A real hacker wont use already developed programs.. lol 😮

[@popeyehacks]

I want that exe

[@haroldsmith768]

Wy do people type so much just to be nosey

[@iamwitchergeraltofrivia9670]

Hahahh visual studio you hack easy to hack hahahhaahav

[@DFPercush]

Very clever, tricksy hobbitses... now someone needs to make a real time scanner that will scan any new executable page being loaded. Invalidate and page out when protection flags change. Might impact the performance of JIT apps though.

[@creativeyes3292]

That thumbnail is hella cringe

[@cybercat2025]

you people have a life?

[@Oregoncoast30]

Yes. A fun cybersecurity / infosec life. Its cool stuff and fun to delve into.

[@maalikserebryakov]

no life below 3 PSL :(

[@maalikserebryakov]

@@Oregoncoast30 Reddit moment