Reverse engineering

Although ARM and MIPS malware are less common, these platforms are becoming more prevalent due to the rise in mobile malware and the popularity of Apple Silicon, which uses ARM. MIPS binaries often represent malware for embedded systems like routers, security cameras, and network-attached storage. We have the expertise and experience to handle these architectures too.

Technically, both Android and iOS devices operate on ARM-based architecture today. However, analyzing Android APK and iOS IPA file formats often necessitates extra steps and a deeper understanding of additional programming languages and technologies, including custom VM assembers. We are excited to embark on the journey of analyzing these popular mobile platforms.

Macro-enabled documents and exploit files are common starting points for targeted cyberattacks. Whether it's obfuscated Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) scripts or binary shellcode, we have the skills to analyze them. We offer clear insights into malware design, capabilities, and infection indicators, making complex details easy to understand.

There are plenty of challenges in script analysis, but mainly they are various encryption layers and code obfuscation. We are skilled in analysing all commonly used and rare scripting languages, including popular Powershell, JScript/VBscript, Python, Batch-scripting, Linux shell scripting, Perl, PHP, Lua, Erlang, Lisp, ActionScript, Ruby, Swift, Go, Kotlin, etc.

Nowadays, malware often hides itself to avoid detection. To find true signs of compromise and trace the malware, analysts need to access unpacked or deobfuscated code. We can help you understand how malware is protected and assist in removing protections or deobfuscating code.