The anatomy of malware
By Nick Heath, 9 October 2008 17:02
Next the team will unpack and run the malware on a computing platform to watch how it reacts.
Then, the analysts examine the inner workings of the malware using methods such as a port sniffer to monitor network traffic and by studying the list of processes running on the machine.
Photo credit: Symantec
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