May 4, 2022, 5 p.m. | Will Schroeder

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In the first post in this series we covered a brief background on machine learning, the Revoke-Obfuscation approach for detecting obfuscated PowerShell scripts, and my efforts to improve the dataset and models for detecting obfuscated PowerShell. We ended up with three models: a L2 (Ridge) regularized Logistic Regression, a LightGBM Classifier, and a Neural Network architecture.


The second post covered attacking these models from a white box perspective, i.e., where we have the entirety of the trained model itself including …

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