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Topic created on: January 19, 2007 12:24 CST by DennisRand .

Hey there

Does any of you know a paper or something that describes the best way to configure OllyDBG when handling Malware?

pedram		January 19, 2007 12:36.47 CST
Depends on the malware really. In the least you should be using the Hide Debugger plugin.

DennisRand		January 19, 2007 12:44.09 CST
Thanks Pedram

fileoffset		January 23, 2007 00:55.15 CST
You might also want to modify the OllyDbg class and window names and at the very least, turn off - let the target program handle - all exceptions, at least to begin with.

Anordem		January 23, 2007 07:17.50 CST
Hi, I think that you should know your tools before using them on malwares. There is no "best way" to configure OllyDbg. Your configuration might suit your need. For example, you could uncheck all exceptions handling in "Debugging Options -> Exceptions" to break on all SEH tricks. You could also check "system Breakpoint" in Events option to break before the entry point and handle TLS. You could choose to break on new thread or new module. It's up to you ! And to malware. But if you ask this question, I think that you should learn how to use OllyDbg first.

streamline		March 15, 2007 20:11.24 CDT
maybe you could use ollydbg and the maleware in a vmware enviroment (depending on the maleware and protection of course) this would save you from causing damage to your system hopefullly. Greetz

pedram		March 15, 2007 20:13.20 CDT
You'll definitely want to install this bad ass plug-in as well: http://www.openrce.org/downloads/details/241/Olly_Advanced

drew		March 15, 2007 20:59.46 CDT
> pedram: You\'ll definitely want to install this bad ass plug-in as well: > > http://www.openrce.org/downloads/details/241/Olly_Advanced Nice tool! It looks like I should clean out half a dozen of my olly plugins and replace them with olly_advanced.

anonymouse		March 16, 2007 01:56.44 CDT
pedram you have a little bit older version on your downloads there are atleast 6 more revision iirc the beta is 12 now ive uploaded the 1.26 beta 12 to my repo check it out and if it has a few more improvements and update the download oops repo upload says cant process upload :( Error: Failed processing upload to repository. ill mail you the rar edit possibly some ghost views or lack of sleep i can promise that the download was 1.26 version 6 when i read your message but the link in above post shows beta 12 so sorry for dumb posts

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