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MALicious softWARE Omnibus Edition (C and Rust) Bring both worlds together. This two‑book collection pairs MALicious softWARE (C‑based Windows tradecraft) with MALicious softWARE II (the Rust sequel), giving you a narrative‑driven, lab‑ready journey from classic Win32/Native API techniques to modern, memory‑safe operator tooling. You’ll build real programs chapter by chapter, see how defenders actually catch them, and learn how operators adapt without hand‑waving or shortcuts. Printed in rich color syntax for all source code, this Omnibus edition is the definitive book on malicious software design. What you’ll learn Windows APIs and syscalls: From Win32 and Native API fundamentals, Unicode/A–W/NT/RTL nuances, and x64 calling to dynamic resolution, direct syscalls, and hook‑resistant stubs. Persistence end‑to‑end: Run keys, Startup folders, Scheduled Tasks, Services, WMI event subscriptions, COM hijacking, DLL search‑order hijacking, and pragmatic file system tricks. Execution and injection: Local shellcode injection, classic DLL injection, reflective/manual mapping, cross‑process memory, and thread orchestration. Process tradecraft: PPID spoofing with extended startup info, token‑aware process creation, and stealthy handle use. Resilient C2 and data movement: HTTPS/DNS/file‑based C2 in C; DDR/DoH fallback with AEAD in Rust; plus HTTP/WebDAV, SMB, Named Pipes, and robust chunked uploads. Dwell‑time tactics and evasion: Rekko‑style timer‑queue sleep obfuscation, W^X hygiene, anti‑debug/anti‑VM, string handling, and behavior‑first OPSEC. Rust payloads: no_std DLLs, minimal exports, panic strategy, and unwind considerations—mapped to operator needs. Operator vs. Defender: Concrete heuristics, telemetry tie‑ins, and counter‑countermeasures at every stage. What’s inside Two complete volumes: The original C book plus the Rust sequel, aligned in structure and tone. Lab‑ready examples: A runnable program closes every chapter; appendices include verbatim source for all examples (C and Rust). Cohesive progression: From API fundamentals and persistence through stealthy execution and resilient communications, with clear notes on educational clarity vs. production OPSEC. Strict scope: Windows 64‑bit userland; no kernel, no rootkits—depth without detours. Who this is for Red teamers and security engineers building reliable, operator‑grade userland tradecraft in C and Rust. Malware analysts and incident responders seeking code‑level context that maps cleanly to detections on modern Windows. Researchers and students who learn best by building, breaking, and measuring. Important note All techniques are for authorized testing and research in isolated environments. Examples are designed for education; production use demands OPSEC‑minded adaptations discussed throughout.

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Format: hardcover
ASIN: B0FVLD8GFK
Category: Books > Subjects > Computing & Internet > Networking & Security > Security
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 08 October 2025
Listed Since: 10 October 2025

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