Ransomware attacks, despite being extremely threatening and "scary", are quite interesting to code. Today we're going to deep dive onto how exactly I managed to create a sample in order to educate people and to actually see how malware like that works... Get ready because you're in for a ride!
Watch more from this series: • 🚧Deep malware analysis
Links:
Source code: https://github.com/malwarepad/toy-ran...
Music Used:
meganeko - Space Magic: • meganeko - Space Magic
Timestamps:
00:00 Part 1 fast forward
00:12 Part 2 from previous video
01:04 Introduction
01:35 Past attack: Wannacry
01:56 Seperation between user files and system files
03:15 Disclaimer
03:27 Stack
04:10 Examining client code
04:25 Examining client code: HandleFile.cpp
05:42 Examining client code: HandleDirectory.cpp
07:00 Examining client code: HandleInstallation.cpp
07:40 Examining client code: GetEncryptionKey.cpp
08:14 Examining client code: PostEncryption.cpp
08:24 Examining client code: DecryptionPrompt.cpp
08:37 About the server...
09:06 Testing it out yourself!
09:37 Anyone can browse the code
09:46 Closure
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