About the Service
Do you wonder what a file infiltrating your systems does, what data it steals, or who it communicates with? With our Malware Analysis service, we examine suspicious files in isolated laboratory environments and reveal the fingerprints of the attack.
Using static and dynamic analysis methods, we examine the malware's source code (at assembly level) and report its behavior in memory (API calls, file system changes).
Analysis Methods
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Static Analysis: Signature detection via strings, libraries, and header information contained in the file without running it.
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Dynamic (Sandboxing) Analysis: Monitoring network traffic and system interactions by running the malware in a virtual environment.
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Reverse Engineering: Decoding obfuscated or packed codes to understand the real purpose.
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IOC Generation: Entering IP, Domain, and Hash information (Indicator of Compromise) obtained from analysis into security devices.
Why is it Necessary?
Standard antiviruses can only say 'this file is a virus'. We can say 'this file connects to that server in Russia, encrypts documents in that folder, and uses that registry key for persistence'. This detail is critical for proper response.