If your looking to learn more about malware analysis you'll need some actual malware samples to look at, but where do you find them?

Attackers often use Office Macros as a means to infect computers and download additional malicious code. In this post I'll explore the ways an attacker can use macros to download more content and we'll walk through some sample code.

Why build a malware lab, and how should you go about building your first malware lab? Read on to learn more tips and trick for getting started with your first malware lab.

Although it is not common for malware samples to contain clear text strings, it does happen, and it is an easy place to start analysis. Strings can be embedded in malware samples and provide indications to what the malware will do when executed. (Estimated Reading Time, 11 minutes)

The term APT is used to refer mainly to Nation States but more recently can also include well funded organized crime groups conducting large scale intrusions. In this blog post we are going to look at the list of APT Groups published by Mitre. (Estimated Reading Time, 6 minutes)

Learn the very basics of what malware is, who creates malware, and the common types of malware you might hear about. (Estimated Reading Time, 8 minutes)