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22 February 19, 11:13
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Static analysis of malware is usually "done by a person (a security analyst) who will stare at one binary code for hours, searching for patterns – the signatures," writes Thaís Moreira Hamasaki in her VB2018 paper.

To make the analysis process faster and more effective, analysts tend to use various tools and techniques. One lesser known technique that is becoming increasingly popular among malware analysts is constraint programming, which gives insight into the conditions necessary for the execution to take specific branches.

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In her detailed VB2018 paper, Thaís (who was then at F-Secure) presented an overview of constraint programming and explained how it can be applied to the analysis of (potentially) malicious binaries. Today we have published Thaís' paper in both HTML and PDF format. We have also uploaded the video of her presentation to our YouTube channel.

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