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Reverse Engineering & Malware Analysis Labs

Archived lab series covering static and dynamic malware analysis, reverse engineering workflow, behavioral observation, indicators of compromise, and professional reporting using Flare VM and Ghidra.

Malware AnalysisLast recorded update: 29 Jul 2025

Scope of the work

Archived lab series covering static and dynamic malware analysis, reverse engineering workflow, behavioral observation, indicators of compromise, and professional reporting using Flare VM and Ghidra.

Where it stands

Archived coursework and lab documentation. These records describe controlled learning exercises.

Recorded work

completedProduced professional malware-analysis documentation

Converted lab findings into structured reports with executive summaries, technical analysis, observed behaviors, indicators of compromise, screenshots, evidence notes, and defensive interpretation.

completedPerformed dynamic behavior and system-change analysis

Observed malware behavior with process, file-system, registry, and network-monitoring tools, then compared pre/post execution artifacts to document persistence attempts, dropped files, external connections, and host-level changes.

completedPerformed static analysis and reverse engineering pass

Used tools such as Ghidra, FLOSS, PE inspection, strings, imports, and function review to identify program behavior, suspicious capabilities, embedded indicators, and likely execution flow.

completedEstablished malware-analysis lab workflow

Built a repeatable analysis process using Flare VM tooling, isolated execution, baseline snapshots, static triage, dynamic observation, and structured evidence capture for safe lab analysis.

Next steps

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