Brief overview of the malware, its impact, and key findings from the analysis.
Purpose of the report and the scope of the analysis.
Description of the malware sample (e.g., file name, hash values).
Description of the tools and techniques used for analysis (e.g., static analysis, dynamic analysis, behavioral analysis)
Environment setup (e.g., virtual machines, sandboxes)
Name and type of malware (e.g., virus, worm, trojan)
Hashes (MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256) for identification
File size and other relevant metadata
IP addresses, domain names, and URLs associated with the malware.
File paths and registry keys modified by the malware.
File properties (size, type, creation date).
Strings analysis (notable strings found in the binary).
Import/export table analysis (libraries and functions used).
Behavior during execution (e.g., file system changes, registry modifications).
Network activity (e.g., domains contacted, IP addresses).
Process creation and termination logs.
Code analysis
Decompilation results
Key functions and algorithms used
Obfuscation techniques employed
Potential damage caused by the malware (e.g., data theft, system compromise)
Affected systems and environments
Risk assessment based on findings
Recommendations for detection and prevention.
Suggested security measures to protect against similar threats.
Summary of findings and the overall threat level posed by the malware.
Final thoughts on the implications for the organization. ## 8. References & Appendices
Additional data, logs, or screenshots that support the analysis.
References to tools and resources used during the analysis.