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While existing binaries are sufficient for superficial malware detection and family classification, I need to map binary segments to source code one-to-one in order to further investigate the relationship between binary and function.
The easiest way is to compile the source code myself and keep the symbol table。
However, I tried a few simple projects, such as W32.MyDoom.A, LoexBot1.3 , etc., and found that some source code lacked makefile, and some source code lacked key files like xproxy.inc in W32.MyDoom.A.
So I don't know how to compile these source codes, Do you have any ideas?
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While existing binaries are sufficient for superficial malware detection and family classification, I need to map binary segments to source code one-to-one in order to further investigate the relationship between binary and function.
The easiest way is to compile the source code myself and keep the symbol table。
However, I tried a few simple projects, such as W32.MyDoom.A, LoexBot1.3 , etc., and found that some source code lacked makefile, and some source code lacked key files like
xproxy.inc
in W32.MyDoom.A.So I don't know how to compile these source codes, Do you have any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: