

I open more executables than most Windows users do in a day and one thing I’ve found that’s pretty common is file corruption. IntroductionĪs a Windows Malware Analyst, I am running sample files all day every day. This blog earns no money and is not a commercial endeavor it is intended for teaching and research (hence the name). This article is not intended to nor am I attempting to reverse engineer the Windows operating system in an attempt to create a similar product or derivatives of such. My usage of this code is intended for academic research, educational, and non-commercial purposes only to contribute to the field of Malware Research. Lastly, it cannot be used commercially or “reverse-engineered” to be used towards other projects. In addition to the above, the agreement also states that no more than 50 lines “per snippet” of source code can be displayed, to which this article complies with. Or on-line community forums that are intended for teaching and research. Other teaching materials, or publish snippets of the software on websites You may distribute snippets of this software in research papers, books or I am using this code under special license in this post under these grounds of the license agreement: This code is the intellectual property of Microsoft Corporation. Portions of this article contain source code from the Windows Research Kernel. Important Disclaimer – YOU MUST READ FIRST!
