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Malware Analysis
Advanced Dynamic and Static Malware Analysis using LLMs
Mon, May 12 2025
Research
Malware Analysis
AI
LLM
Cyber Security
The increasing complexity of malware highlights the need for advanced analysis tools, both static and dynamic, for effective reverse engineering and behavioral analysis of a given sample. While static methods such as disassembly and code review remain crucial, many malware samples use packers and obfuscation techniques that necessitate memory captures and dynamic analysis [Dynamic, 2012]. Similarly, hooking system and API calls at lower levels provides a more comprehensive view of a program’s true behavior. It enables analysts to capture transient execution stages in a multi-layered malware
Ahmar Husain
Visiting Student,
Computer, Electrical and Mathematical Sciences and Engineering
Cyber Security
Malware Analysis
LLM