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Become The Malware Analyst Series: PowerShell Obfuscation Shellcode

August 20, 2020

By Scott Nusbaum in Incident Response, Incident Response & Forensics, Malware Analysis, Threat Hunting

In this second installment of the ‘Become a Malware Analyst Series,” Principal Incident Response & Research Consultant Scott Nusbaum focuses on PowerShell obfuscation by analyzing a PowerShell sample that was identified during an incident response. Scott will also touch on methods and tools to identify common Metasploit function hashes.

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