1. What are some essential skills for a malware analyst? 2. How can I practice analyzing malware safely? 3. What are some common types of malware and how do they work 4. What tools and techniques are used in malware analysis? 1. What Is Malware? Malware is a code that performs malicious actions; it can take the form of an executable, script, code, or any other software. Attackers use malware to steal sensitive information, spy on the infected system, or take control of the system. It typically gets into your system without your consent and can be delivered via various communication channels such as email, web, or USB drives. The following are some of the malicious actions performed by malware: Disrupting computer operations Stealing sensitive information, including personal, business, and financial data Unauthorized access to the victim's system Spying on the victims Sending spam emails Engaging in distributed-denial-of-service attacks (DDOS) Locking up the fi...
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