Anuj Soni

@fr0gger_ Thanks for this detailed write-up, Thomas. And great job handling objections at the end :-)

One issue with all this LLM reverse engineering hype is a misunderstanding what RE means. True RE delivers a complete understanding of malware and all its capabilities. Most of these LLM demos I’ve seen are just replicating what malware sandboxes have been doing for a decade.

Modern Windows malware is often obfuscated, and if automation falls short, a debugger could be the fastest way to uncover the underlying code. In my latest video, I use @x64dbg to deobfuscate and dump the payload of a multi-stage Windows malware sample. youtu.be/-lYiKq0t5sc

Want to learn Windows malware analysis but not sure where to start? I organized my beginner videos into the ideal sequence: 1⃣ mindset/approach 2⃣ lab 3⃣ static analysis 4⃣ behavior analysis Every video has links to tools and samples so you can follow along. youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Part 3 of my Malicious Shellcode Analysis series is live! 🔥 We kick off static analysis: pull strings, uncover hidden data, and use rule matching to ID malware families. New update to my malware analysis template too. 🎥 Watch: youtu.be/jQFKOXC_MaU

Grateful for the spotlight - thank you @DfirDiva!

@tsof_relox @hasherezade Thank you!

@hasherezade I just finished watching, great contributions to the cybersec community from @hasherezade and @asoni

That's a great video illustrating how to use mal_unpack (a #PEsieve -based tool) for automated malware unpacking and shellcode extraction! Thank you for the shout-out! 💙

Part 2 of my shellcode analysis series is here! This time, we’re automating shellcode extraction with one of @hasherezade’s incredible open-source tools. 🎥 Watch now: youtu.be/D6Bm5vD78eY

@ItsReallyNick Impressive stock!

POV: what are you buying at these prices (in NJ?)

@Code4_CyberSec @x64dbg @vector35 Thank you!

@asoni @x64dbg @vector35 Very nice!

Launching a series on malicious shellcode analysis! In Part 1, I share an approach to manually extract shellcode from multi-stage malware, with help from @x64dbg and @vector35's Binary Ninja. 👉 Watch now: youtu.be/642VUEjMeLw Part 2 will explore automating shellcode extraction (coming soon—subscribe so you don't miss it!).

One of my favorite videos from @_JohnHammond, love the deep dive into a hashing algorithm with Binja and the step-by-step approach to implementing it in Python🔥

Super excited to dive into @vector35 training this week!

Big fan of this streamlined malware analysis setup, from @herrcore: youtu.be/adAr0KBJm4U?si…

After far too long, I signed up to sponsor @x64dbg! If you benefit from x64dbg like I do, consider supporting this essential tool: github.com/sponsors/mrexo…. And if x64dbg isn’t in your toolkit, think about supporting the tools that are. Free tools may be 'free', but they’re costly in time and effort for the developers. Let’s support them so they can keep supporting us!

🚨 @UHC is hiring a Senior Malware Analyst! 🚨 If analyzing malware is your mission, apply now: careers.unitedhealthgroup.com/job/20783386/s… This is a remote role, but candidates must be located in the U.S. Not for you? Please retweet – this might be the opportunity one of your followers has been waiting for.

🤩 I’m honored to announce that I’ve been nominated for the @SANSInstitute Difference Maker award in the category "Practitioner of the Year"! 🎉 If you’ve liked my work, you can cast your vote here 👇Thanks a lot for your support! 🙏 ❤️ #infosec survey.sans.org/jfe/form/SV_e3…

capa v7.3 out! Recently we’ve added: - Drakvuf and @vmray sandbox support - web interfaces for results, rules, and homepage - BinExport2 backend that enables aarch64 and Android analysis via Ghidra - …and of course lots of new rules github.com/mandiant/capa/…

Huge thanks to @vinopaljiri for his ConfuserEx2 deobfuscation tools—worked flawlessly on a recent sample! 🔥 Check out his detailed walkthrough: youtu.be/y_ma9cLFdmY?si… and the tools: github.com/Dump-GUY/Confu…