In this chapter, we are going to explore more advanced techniques that are used by malware authors for various reasons, including bypassing firewalls, tricking reverse engineers, monitoring and collecting user information in order to steal credit card data and for other purposes.
We will be diving into various process injection techniques, including DLL injection and process hollowing (an advanced technique that was introduced by Stuxnet) and explain how to deal with them. Later, we will look at API hooking, IAT hooking, and other hooking techniques that are used by malware authors and how to handle them.
By the end of this chapter, you will have extended your knowledge of the Windows platform and be able to analyze more complex malware. You will learn how to analyze injected code inside other processes, detect it through memory forensics...
