From APT28 to RePythonNET: automating .NET malware analysis

This blogpost covers the tooling and methodology we use at TDR to reverse engineer .NET malware. In our daily work, we encounter a wide range of malware, sophisticated or not, and a significant portion of it is written in .NET. Yet, the .NET reverse engineering ecosystem remains surprisingly thin, with few dedicated tools and few […]

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