Introduction to Dynamic Analysis

Running malware in controlled environments is a fundamental aspect of cybersecurity research and incident response. By executing malware samples within isolated environments such as virtual machines (VMs) and sandboxes, security analysts can systematically observe malicious behaviors, analyze attack vectors, and develop countermeasures. However, modern malware is increasingly designed to detect and evade such environments, necessitating advanced techniques for controlled malware execution. This discussion explores hypervisor-based analysis, agent-based vs. agentless sandboxes, and hardware-assisted virtualization, along with the challenges posed by evasion techniques and performance overhead.

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