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Lab 7
Lab 7: Basic Static Malware Analysis
Students cannot work with malware, or complete other dangerous/sensitive security labs at home. These must be completed on the campus (Room K1272 and K1003), in the security lab and on the security lab machines. (Do not use your laptop for this lab)
All sensitive security labs must be completed on campus. (Room K1272 and K1003)
Labs that are completed outside of the campus and not in Room K1272 and K1003 cannot be accepted, if completed after this announcement.
Use this temple to answer each part
All screen shots should have your pc time stamp and VM’s name that should be changed to your name.
Labs submitted late will be assigned a grade of ‘F’
Late labs still need to be satisfactorily completed
Requirement for the lab
Malware Analysis
We will use the Analysis virtual machines hosted by ITS for these labs.
Information will be provided for this lab.
Seneca College My VM Lab access:
https://myvmlab-console.senecacollege.ca/
Login with your Seneca email address as the username, and then the Seneca email password.
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Each student will have access to a virtual machine, which will be used to download files from a virtual fileserver
Each virtual machine has a BASE snapshot do not delete it!
Make new snapshots and you can delete those.
Static Malware Analysis steps:
Please do not delete the Baseline snapshot
Disable Guest Isolation options - Copy and Paste, Drag and Drop (Not necessary for ITS hosted machines)
Start the virtual machine
Install tools needed for Analysis if they are not installed already.
SNAPSHOT virtual machine
-->Already isolated (Isolate virtual machine from INTERNET => LAN Segment, or disconnect from network completely.
Download malware files from virtual file server through link on Browser
Extract malware
Analyze malware
Once you are done revert to Base SNAPSHOT when virtual machine was clean with no malware. If something went wrong please delete the virtual machine to avoid any unwanted infections.
Confirm machine has no copies of any malware files from before.
Part 1 - Work with Lab01-01.exe and Lab01-01.dll
Note:
This lab must be completed on the campus, in the security lab (room K1272 or K1003) and on virtual machines hosted by ITS. (Do not use your laptop for this lab) otherwise you will get zero.
Virtual Machin password is:
s3c320!
Download the malware, extract it, the password is malware
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Tools:
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1.
When were these files compiled? (Using PEview)
Using lab01-01.exe file
Using lab01-01.dll file
Screen shot with timestamp
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2.
Are there any indications that either of these files is packed or obfuscated?If so, what are these indicators?
Using lab01-01.exe file
Using lab01-01.dll file
Screen shot with timestamp
3.
Do any imports hint at what this malware does? If so, which imports are they?
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Screen shot with timestamp
4.
What network-based indicators could be used to find this malware on infected machines?
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Screen shot with timestamp
5.
What would you guess is the purpose of these files?
Screen shot with timestamp
Part 2 - Analyze the file Lab01-02.exe
Note:
This lab must be completed on the campus, in the security lab (room K1272 or K1003) and on the security lab machines. (Do not use your laptop for this lab) otherwise you will get zero.
You can use this video to have more information. Basic Static Malware Analysis https://vimeo.com/643039955
Password: Winter2023___Pedram_Habibi
1.
Are there any indications that this file is packed or obfuscated? If so, what are these indicators? If the file is packed, unpack it if possible.
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Screen shot with timestamp
2.
Do any imports hint at this program’s functionality? If so, which imports are they and what do they tell you?
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3.
What host- or network-based indicators could be used to identify this malware on infected machines?
Screen shot with timestamp
Part 3 – Consent Fill up the following statement.
I (your first and last name), Student
ID (Your student ID)
has completed this lab on campus room K1003 or K1272 between (time) and
(time)
on Nov ( day)
.
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