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Inside The First Pocket PC Trojan

Posted by timothy on from the avoidance-is-the-elegant-solution dept.

fogez writes "This tutorial shows you how to reverse engineer a new example of Windows Mobile malware - step by step. Included are methods for background research and even include a fully annotated IDA disassembly of the ARM binary. We hope that this tutorial will inspire others to enter the exciting field of reverse engineering embedded malware."

8 comments

  1. Topic icon by Cybrr · · Score: 1

    That's a caterpillar, not a worm.

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    Why did GEAR crush RDP?
    1. Re:Topic icon by bobbozzo · · Score: 1
      That's a caterpillar, not a worm.

      Yes, but in the US at least, that particular caterpillar is commonly known as an inchworm.

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      Nothing to see here; Move along.
    2. Re:Topic icon by Cybrr · · Score: 1

      Thanks. I spotted a phreaker ref. :)

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      Why did GEAR crush RDP?
  2. Excited by LordPhantom · · Score: 1

    Damn.... and I got all excited when I saw "Trojan" "pocket" and "PC" all in the same sentance.....

  3. Windows running on your PDA... by OneDeeTenTee · · Score: 1

    ...is already malware.

    Adding more would be redundant.

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    Stop the world; I need to get off.
  4. I've got something else... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    ... in my pocket that I've been using Trojans on for years.

    1. Re:I've got something else... by cybertears · · Score: 1

      you keep your penis in your pocket?