Image: github.com · Defensive malware analysis with REA, Ghidra, and Codex: evidence-based case studies, reports, and setup guides supporting the Code Geeks blog. - CodeGeeksAI/malware-reverse
Defensive malware analysis case studies
Evidence-based malware analysis with REA, Ghidra and Codex, plus setup guides.
Credits
- Repository account CodeGeeksAI Source ↗
The full story
These are defensive malware-analysis case studies using REA, Ghidra and Codex, supporting the Code Geeks blog. The focus is reconstructing what malicious software does and reporting it with evidence. The reports include defanged indicators, and the repository contains documentation only, no malware. It stresses analysing samples only in an isolated, authorised lab.
How it was done
Tools
Themes
Loading themes…
Sources
From the maker's own write-up or code. We summarise what they report; we haven't tested it ourselves.
- Awesome REA list: malware-reverseRepository account: CodeGeeksAI
Case studies and lab set-up guides.