What’s New in REMnux v7

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Several years in the making, version 7 of the REMnux toolkit for malware analysts is out. This Linux distribution is designed for reverse engineering or otherwise examining malicious software, such as compiled executables, document files, and scripts. Its a testament to the power of the community, whose members have created the free tools that come as part of REMnux.

How has REMnux evolved in the decade of its existence? Whats new and exciting in the new release? How can you set it up and start benefiting from the hundreds of malware analysis tools that it includes? Lenny Zeltser, the founder and primary maintainer of REMnux, explains in this informative presentation.

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Lenny is a faculty fellow member at SANS and CISO at Axonius. Earlier in his career, he served as a Director of Product Management at a Fortune 500 company with a focus on security software and services. Previously, he led the enterprise security consulting practice at a major cloud services provider. A frequent public speaker and writer, Lenny has co-authored books on network security and malicious software. Lenny holds an MBA from MIT Sloan and a Computer Science degree from the University of Pennsylvania. He blogs at zeltser.com/blog.