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Welcome on this lesson we'll start explaining some key malware concepts
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What is malware?, malicious software o malware is a piece of software that performs unauthorized actions in your equipment
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Black hackers or crackers use malware to subvert the intended function of the system, in order to spy or take control of your terminal.
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Often they try to turn your equipment in a zombie for Distributed denial-of-service, you may know this means they infect
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thousands of machines and use them to send spam or make simultaneous request to the target,
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this traffic flooding usually takes down the target system.
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They could infect you to distribute more malware or for cryptocurrency mining, this usually happens when you visit a compromised
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web site, privilege escalation means they use your terminal to try to acces the entire network.
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Malware could steal credentials and information in general and could hide into scripts, active content, office documents, pdfs,
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executables, email and so on.
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There are some well-known infection vectors that malware use to get into your system, like: Sharing files through email, intranets, usb
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drives, or bluethoot. If you visit an infected web site you could be victim of cross site scripting, this tecnique inject a malicious script directly
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into a vulnerable web site if you visit this web site you could get infected.
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Social engineering. Its main target is to lure you into actions that will compromise your system: steal credentials and execute malware.
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let me picture one scenario:
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Imagine you are a man and a beautiful girl ask you to be her friend in any social media program, after few chats
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she sends you a picture, you happily open it and bingo you now are infected, turns up the image was carrying a malware.
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You have been victim of a social engineering campaign.
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Now imagine you receive an email from your bank asking you to urgently update your credentials, you do it and they are stolen,
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turns out the page you visit for re enter your credentials was a fake one, this is known as phishing
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and is very popular in social engineering campaigns.
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Then the main target of social engineering campaigns is to lure you into actions that will compromise your system,
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usually stealing credentials or downloading and executing malware.
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Ok, now lets talk about why we bother to conduct a malware analysis.
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Malware analysis is a research process, its aim is to understand in detail the malware behavior. Its objectives are:
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Get Indicators of Compromise or signatures, these could be then use in antivirus systems.
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For example, if the malware connect to a domain and you catch that ip. This connection to this specific ip is an Indicator of Compromise
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To clean and recover an affected system if necessary. To Detect and neutralize threatens.
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No further explanations are necesary, we’ll do this in practice.
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join me at the next lesson to learn more important concepts
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