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Malware Analysis Lab# 1

The document outlines the steps for setting up a malware analysis lab using Windows 10 and Remnux in VirtualBox. It includes instructions for installing FlareVM, configuring network settings, and ensuring both virtual machines can communicate with each other while isolated from external networks. Snapshots are taken at various stages to allow for easy reversion after malware testing.

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Malware Analysis Lab# 1

The document outlines the steps for setting up a malware analysis lab using Windows 10 and Remnux in VirtualBox. It includes instructions for installing FlareVM, configuring network settings, and ensuring both virtual machines can communicate with each other while isolated from external networks. Snapshots are taken at various stages to allow for easy reversion after malware testing.

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Malware Analysis

Lab # 1

●​ First we will install windows 10 in virtual box.

●​ Then take a snapshot to return back to its state after detonating malware.
●​ Then we will download the remnux.
●​ We will open the remnux in virtual box and do the necessary settings.
●​ Then we will install flareVM in the windows 10 that we have downloaded in the
virtual machine.
●​ We will first open the power shell as administrative.
●​ We will run the install command in the shell and the installation of Flarevm
will start.
●​ You need at least 80 gb memory and 2 gb RAM for it to install easily.
●​ Flarevm is installed. We will also take a snapshot of the flarevm to be used later
as a baseline we revert to.
●​ Network setting:
●​ We will set the network to host only ethernet adapter by making our own network
adapter in the virtual machine.

●​ We will enable our network adapter and give it a different IP address.

●​ Then we will do configurations for the DHCP server.


●​ Then we will change the default setting in network section from NAT to host only
adapter that we made, we will perform this step for both machines.
●​ We will also make sure that only our adapter is enabled in both machines and all
other adapters are disabled.

●​ Now our both machines are set up on the same network they can communicate
with each other but not with the outside hosts.
●​ We will check the communication between both machines by pinging them.

●​ Our ping is successful which tells us that both machines can communicate with
each other.

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