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Talk Intermediate

Open Source Sandbox for Malware Analysis

Proposal status is Rejected
Session Description

This session will delve into the essential role of malware analysis labs and sandbox environments in modern cybersecurity. We will begin by discussing the necessity of these tools, defining what a sandbox is, and explaining how it operates. The session will compare static and dynamic malware analysis methods, emphasizing their importance.

Next, we will introduce an open-source sandbox that automates both static and dynamic analysis. Attendees will learn about its key features and the common challenges faced in malware analysis. We will also explore how open-source projects can overcome these challenges, enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of malware detection and defense.

The session will conclude with a short demonstration video showcasing the practical application and benefits of the open-source sandbox. Join us to gain valuable insights into cutting-edge tools and techniques for malware analysis.

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Session Categories

FOSS

Speakers

Vishal Chand
Vishal Chand Researcher | Trust Lab, IIT Bombay



Vishal Chand is currently a researcher at IIT Bombay, bringing extensive experience from his previous work with Indian Intelligence. He holds a Master of Science in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics and is a passionate advocate for Free and Open Source Software (FOSS). Vishal's research focuses on enhancing malware analysis techniques through innovative, open-source solutions. His dedication to cybersecurity and open-source technology underscores his commitment to advancing digital defense strategies and knowledge sharing within the cybersecurity community.