Question
Tom is considering building a malware reverse engineering lab. Which of the following tools is not a typical tool found in that sort of environment for malware analysis?
Group of answer choices
A network analyzer
A debugger
A fuzzer
A disassembler
Group of answer choices
A network analyzer
A debugger
A fuzzer
A disassembler
Answers
GPT-4o mini
In the context of a malware reverse engineering lab, the tool that is not typically found is a **fuzzer**.
While network analyzers, debuggers, and disassemblers are commonly used for analyzing and understanding malware behavior, fuzzers are primarily used for testing applications by inputting unexpected or random data to find vulnerabilities, rather than directly analyzing malware. Therefore, the answer is:
**A fuzzer**.
While network analyzers, debuggers, and disassemblers are commonly used for analyzing and understanding malware behavior, fuzzers are primarily used for testing applications by inputting unexpected or random data to find vulnerabilities, rather than directly analyzing malware. Therefore, the answer is:
**A fuzzer**.