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How does Malware bypass Antivirus Software?

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Ark2 years ago

This AI girlfriend stuff is getting wild

Lewis N Watson2 years ago

i can’t tell if this is AI or not

Jonny Dolphin2 years ago

With really good rizz you get right in there

Alvar Laigna 𝕏 💙 𝕏2 years ago

Very valuable learnings. Love your content on cybersecurity & assembly. 😍🫵💪

₿itcowCoinboy2 years ago

um crc hash... regardless of compression...

Xylitol2 years ago

the antiviruses:

Alan Zatarain2 years ago

In .net, CIL bytecode is compiled to machine code in runtime. In 2018 I worked for a cyber security company and we stumbled upon a method that hides a malicious C# code by making all variables 'dynamic'. Even when decompiled, it is obfuscated because 'dynamic' is sintactic sugar

Ned Frietzsche2 years ago

Malware is hot

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