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Welcome, our malware samples are totally safe but is better to take some precautions
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Before starts any practice make sure your Lab is ready. All our malware samples must be executed only in Windows Virtual Machine.
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If you accidentally executed the malware sample Rams1, this will happen:
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It will try to encrypt the files in your virtual machine located on: test folder
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You probably don’t even have this “test” folder, is something we will create for our Ransomware section later on this course.
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If you accidentally executed the malware samples TotalAware 2-3, this will happen:
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They will try to create a file and start to steal your keystrokes and save them in that file.
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You can realize, never of these actions put on sever danger your equipment even if you accidentally execute our binaries
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in your host machine. However when you’re dealing with malware you should never skimp on precautions.
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For example you could easily modify the instruction on Rams1 specifying that only encrypts “test” folder
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to encrypt the entire driver “C:”.
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steps to download our malware samples
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Step one and most important, start your Windows virtual machine.
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You never ever should execute our malware samples in your host machine.
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Step two, disabled Windows securities in your virtual machine as we taught you in Setting up the lab,
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otherwise Windows may detect and delete your malware sample. Step three, download the malware samples in
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If you have internet troubles in your virtual machine probably is because you have configure Inetsim,
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to go back online just follow the lesson Get back windows ten virtual machine online on Setting up the lab section
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You certainly could download our malware samples in your host machine,
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but you could face the following problem: Your antivirus and windows defender may detect and delete the sample.
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If you want to try, do this: Save the malware in your “share folder” and then add this “share folder” to your antivirus exclusions.
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Don't miss next lesson, we'll start static analysis
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