Reverse Engineering-A Method for Analyzing Malicious Code Behavior

Millions of dangerous programs are encountered in everyday life as a result of increasing computer science advances. Malware is any harmful code that affects hardware, software, a user, or a network. Various malware analysis methods assume that some of the malware's broken code is accessible, which is not necessarily the case. Malware-based cyber-attacks are reported on a daily basis by security specialists all around the world. Malware analysis is the process of cleaning target PCs and devices to remove malware's destructive capability. Software reverse engineering is the process of assessing a software system in its entirety or in part in order to extract design, knowledge, code, and implementation information about the program without having to look at the source code. In this research paper, we present the results of malware analysis on infected binary files using static and dynamic analysis.