@malcat4ever: Did you know that #Kesakode can use fuzzy-matching for functions? While a bit slower, this kind of lookup helps against…
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Kesakode tool supports fuzzy-matching for function lookups to aid in obfuscation analysis, specifically in the context of #vidar malware.
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Did you know that #Kesakode can use fuzzy-matching for functions? While a bit slower, this kind of lookup helps against obfuscation (here: #vidar) https://t.co/S6MGz6LOuO
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