This repository contains materials from my malware analysis exam conducted as part of my academic coursework. It includes a sample executable (EXE) file along with a detailed analysis report outlining the methodology, findings, and mitigation strategies.
- [exam-20250219.7z] The malware sample used for analysis.
- [MAIF-Test-Concutelli.pdf] A comprehensive report detailing the malware’s behavior, static and dynamic analysis findings, and recommended countermeasures.
WARNING: This repository is for educational and academic purposes only. The included executable is a controlled malware specimen provided solely for analysis in a secure environment (e.g., a sandbox or virtual machine). Do not run this file on any production or personal system. The author is not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by executing this sample.
- Static and Dynamic Analysis:
Use your preferred analysis tools (e.g., disassemblers like IDA Pro or Ghidra, sandbox environments, debuggers) to study the behavior ofsample-20250219.exe. - Report Review:
Consult theMAIF-Test-Concutelli.pdffor a detailed walkthrough of the analysis process, observations, and conclusions.
- Static Analysis: IDA Pro, Ghidra, or similar disassemblers.
- Dynamic Analysis: Sandbox environments, debuggers (e.g., OllyDbg, x64dbg, VirtualBox).
- Documentation: PDF report with in-depth analysis and findings.
This project was completed as part of my coursework for the Malware Analysis course at Sapienza University of Rome. Special thanks to my instructors and colleagues for their guidance and support.