Ai000 Cybernetics QLab

The study of Morse code in malware is an in-depth exploration of obfuscation techniques within malicious software development. This research delves into how Morse code, a method traditionally used for telecommunication, is repurposed to conceal the true intent and functionality of malware.

This repository includes two primary programs: one designed to encode strings into Morse code for obfuscation purposes and another to demonstrate the application of these obfuscated strings within an actual binary executable.

Link: Github

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In this research paper which is first part of the system analysis series, our team at ACQL has embarked on an exploratory journey to thoroughly understand general systems concepts, aiming to extrapolate these concepts to broader system typologies. Our initial findings suggest that systems, universally, exhibit 9 fundamental characteristics. Furthermore, we identify that any entity defined as a system is susceptible to both internal and external threats, necessitating robust protective measures.

Our analysis progresses into a detailed examination of various data terminologies, along with their types and states, focusing primarily on concepts such as information and intelligence. This foundational understanding of data dynamics has enabled us to advance our study into high-level analyses of software-based systems and binaries. By doing so, we have been able to identify potential vulnerabilities within these systems. The culmination of our research involves developing strategies to exploit these identified weaknesses effectively, thereby gaining control over the systems in question.

This comprehensive approach not only enhances our understanding of system security but also contributes to the development of more secure computing environments.

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