Chapter 5

1. Imports leak the capabilities of malware taken from dynamic linking libraries, including operating system libraries, which enables communication for the malware with the outside. Sometimes the malware dynamically loads dynamic linking libraries (via the LoadLibrary API) and dynamically imports functions (via the GetProcAddress API), so you will not see the full set of imported libraries during a static analysis without further analysis than opening the binary with Ghidra and looking for the imports.
2. Yes. You can use a Ghidra analyzer to extract object-oriented information from the disassembly (for example, objects, methods, and so on) and improve the disassembly listing using this information. Or, use a Ghidra analyzer to enrich the disassembly listing with object-oriented information obtained from a third-party source.
3. There are a lot of benefits to it:

   - Bypass firewall rules if the application the code is injected into has associated firewall rules that are...