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This Field Guide was developed to provide practitioners with the core knowledge, skills, and tools needed to combat this growing onslaught against computer systems. How to Use this Book This book is intended to be used as a tactical reference while in the field. This Field Guide is designed to help digital investigators identify malware on a computer system, examine malware to uncover its functionality and purpose, and determine malware’s impact on a subject system. To further advance malware analysis as a forensic discipline, specific methodologies are provided and legal considerations are discussed so that digital investigators can perform this work in a reliable, repeatable, defensible, and thoroughly documented manner.
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By calling on the required libraries at runtime, rather than statically linking them to the code, dynamically linked executables are smaller and consume less system memory, among other things. We will discuss how to examine a suspect file to identify dependencies, and delve into Important Table and file dependency analysis in greater detail in Chapter 5 (File Identification and Profiling: Initial Analysis of a Suspect File on a Windows System) and Chapter 6 (Analysis of a Malware Specimen). Class versus Individuating Characteristics It is simply not possible to be familiar with every kind of malware in all of its various forms.