Dangerous games, binary obfuscation and how not to shoot yourself in the foot while reversing ransomware
Back-end • October 2020
Dangerous games, binary obfuscation and how not to shoot yourself in the foot while reversing ransomware
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Dangerous games, binary obfuscation and how not to shoot yourself in the foot while reversing ransomware
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Obfuscation is the deliberate act of introducing anomalies in a binary, source or machine instructions in order to deter analysis and effectively "harden" the binary. In this talk, the speaker will attempt to introduce the concept of obfuscation with a focus on ELF & PE binaries to demonstrate the effectiveness of such techniques in deterring analysis and throwing the analyst on a wild goose chase. We'll cover a range of techniques, how and why they work, and how do different analysis tools react to those changes. Basic knowledge of computing is required for this talk.

Language
English
Level
Intermediate
Length
29 minutes
Type
online conference
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About the speaker
Abdullah Joseph
Mobile Security Team LeadAdjust GmbH
Abdullah Joseph is the mobile security team lead of Adjust, providing mobile analytics services to clients around the globe and overseeing the security of mobile open-source libraries integrated into over 22,000 mobile apps and hitting over 400+ billion data points per month. His team works at researching current and future mobile ad fraud schemes and developing appropriate countermeasures. He is also the holder of GREM, GMOB and GPEN certifications.
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Language
English
Level
Intermediate
Length
29 minutes
Type
online conference