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Let us see a demonstration of how to build the lab, before reaching to this point, I have installed

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a virtual box and spinned up a Windows 7 virtual machine.

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The step by step instructions to do so is found in the resourse section of this lesson.

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we have this Windows 7 machine up and running now, but before turning it into a sandbox,

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we need to download the tools used for malware analysis because we have configured the network settings

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in either nat mode or bridge mode

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We do have Internet access on the virtual machine.

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This will help us in downloading the tools and the malware sample.

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I have already downloaded and installed Firefox and binsip software on this virtual machine.

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Now we will start downloading the tools one by one.

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I have saved the links of all the tools in a text file here on desktop.

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These links are shared to you in the resource section of this lesson.

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First, we will begin by downloading HashCalc.

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Then we will download HxD Hex editor.

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third tool required for Malware analysis is Exeinfo PE.

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Then we will download UPX software.

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Followed by a tool called Bin Text.

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We would also need PE studio.

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Then we will download Process Monitor or procmon.

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Next is Regshot.

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Followed by autoruns.

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We will also download Procdot.

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And finally, download the fakenet .

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At this point in time, we will also download a real malware sample.

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This sample is password protected.

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The link to download the sample is provided in the resource section of this lesson.

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Now that we have downloaded all the necessary tools.

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Let's disable Internet connection by removing the network adapter.

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To do so, we will go to the settings of the virtual machine and network down here, we will select

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not attached.

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To be double sure, we will disable the network adapter in the operating system as well.

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We can verify that the system does not have an IP address or the Internet connection.

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Here, it also shows that the system does not have internet connection by this red X mark.

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Final step in converting this virtual machine into a sandbox is to disable the default antivirus.

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That is Windows Defender, antivirus will stop the execution of some script or might even detect the file

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as malware and delete it, but our intention is to study the malware, to understand what it is trying

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to do.

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So let's get AV out of our way.

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We are now ready with our malware analysis LAB.
