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Amazing

Amazing content bro 😎 we’re subscribers as of now learning a lot too by the way thx ☺️

This may be the clearest and easiest to understand overview of BNinja on the planet. Total respect for your work!

i needed this

Excellent guidance! Thanks for sharing this informative video.

Awesome stuff. Thank you!

I finished up a SANS cyber immersion academy recently and one of my favorite topics we touched on was using GDB to place breakpoints within an assembly program to gain a better understanding of the stack vs the heap and how memory works. This video really reignited a fire in me to want to learn more about debugging and reverse engineering. Thank you!

Excellent contents!!!

After watching the video, check out this GitHub thread for some additional clarifying information: github.com/hasherezade/mal_unpack/issues/6

Awesome videos mate. Would love to see a video on bypassing malware Anti-Analysis techniques. May or may not be battling with some samples and this is some of the best Malware Analysis content I’ve found on YT!

Great video, thank you!

Thanks for the amazing video Anuj! Unfortunately password "infected" isn't working for extracting mount.zip

enable automatic dubbing on your channel

Thanks a lot for making these videos! They're really well structured and they provide decent information for people that are into malware analysis.

Could you do a video on analyzing samples that use direct syscalls?

Awesome content. Perfect explanation and very educative. Greetings from Brazil

Great Piece of Advices 👍

Great video and I like the series building on the previous videos. Hasherzede has awesome repos, hollows_hunter is another great tool.

useful

Thank you for sharing very informative.

nice

Please, just don't stop to make new videos!

So glad to see you posting more, great video.

welcome back, mr Anuj Soni

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Very useful information!! 👍 It would interesting to see how can shellcode be mapped to to a specific shellcode generation framework/ extract C2s and other relevant data. I know that speakeasy might help with that. Would you like to share how you approach such scenarios? Thank you for your content, it is very valuable and easy to follow.

Great video on mal_unpack, looking forward to the analysis part on the next video!

These videos are really high quality. Amazing work

Great video, Anuj! I love how you explain common patterns you look for when going through the analysis process.

Excellent video Anuj. Could you possibly discuss about the job prospects for a malware analyst and the skills required for such a job. Thank you

accidentally stumped on your channel and it was a bless, this is Top Studio Quality tutorials from a professional Progressive instructions (without stuttering or waffling to fill the time with empty talks), to a clean video quality , to the Tools used in the video mentioned in description , to a clean Audio Quality and pronunciation , all boxes checked ✔ , you may wonder why i mention "good pronunciation", that is because 90% of the time on youtube we suffer from videos that you can't even understand what they saying "bad audio quality, and bad pronunciations with some hard accents" . its hard to find a channel that sticks to professional standards like yours . well done , you deserve millions of subscribers

Are you able to make a video detailing API hashing?

More content...Yes please!

The hex values is api hashing at work. I believe you go into great detail about this in your FOR710 course.

Really excited to see the rest of this series. Keep up the amazing work!

seems likely API hashing going on there

Great as always, thanks for the new series!

The hex references are memory addresses to dynamically resolve Windows API's, known as API hashing. Correct ?

Welcome back Anuj, very happy to see a notification that you placed another video! Do you know by any chance if FOR710, will get an exam ? I did the course in January 2023, with Nick as instructor. Would look forward to certify this one.

Amazing video and good explaination thank you for sharing.

how to find strings using dbg and modify them?

Thanks for the video indeed useful waiting for part 2

Excellent video! I really appreciate how you explain how to identify malicious patterns used by malware, even when they are very simple. It’s incredibly helpful for beginners starting with malware analysis at the ASM level.

I'm assuming those hex values are the expected hash values for certain modules that the malware wants to locate and load?

Unfortunately your videos so rare...

Thank you for the video! It was really useful 👍

I love how everyone is glossing over the fact that your wallpaper says rem master 😂😂. Excellent video none the less. I learned a lot. ✊🏿✊🏿

I'd personally love to see more videos on DLL analysis in this format. Explanations are perfect in length and detail, although I'd suggest possibly slowing down delivery a touch!