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Cybersecurity teams, malware researchers, incident responders, and IT professionals dealing with cyber threats.
These tools analyze malware by either examining the code directly (static) or running it in a controlled environment (dynamic). They observe what the malware does, like files it changes, network connections it makes, and system modifications. This info helps create detection signatures and understand how to block or remove the threat.
Static looks at malware code without running it; dynamic runs it in a safe environment to see behavior.
They can sometimes spot suspicious behavior but aren't foolproof against brand new threats.
Mostly no, but isolated or sandboxed environments are recommended for safety.
Depends on complexity; some tools offer near real-time results, others take longer.
Some are user-friendly but expert knowledge helps get the most accurate results.
