March 31, 2023, 5 p.m. | Dr Josh Stroschein

Dr Josh Stroschein www.youtube.com

It's common during malware analysis to find lists, or arrays, of data that you need to decode. However, the data first needs to be manipulated before it can be decoded. In this video, we'll look at a CyberChef recipe to help you do just that. We'll use a recent HTA file used to download SnakeKeylogger that hides a Powershell script in an array of numeric values. To decode this array, an arbitrary value must first be subtracted, this is where …

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