@ 21:15 you want to Ctrl + alt + p and then change python interpreter to the version your pip is installing to. If that doesn't work just Ctrl + alt + p and type python and click restart interpreter.
@@MalwareAnalysisForHedgehogs oh sorry haha I missed that it was dnlib -- I just have similar issues all the time. Sorry for the confusion. Great video I learned some things about working with the assemblies from powershell. Thanks for putting out quality content. I was particularly impressed with how well you write functions --- I am quite a lot slower and make more mistakes. Looking forward to seeing more videos!
Nice video good tech skills on how to.
Dank u wel!
Brooo you are such a legend!!! please keep going! Respects from Germany
excellent as usual. thanx a lot
Thanks for the Detail video Kristan sir, Really Informative video with Good Explanation, Appreciate your Hard work making these videos, Best wishes 😊
Amazing content. Thank you :)
if it is possible could you make a video on how to write a good malware analysis report in a professional way?
@ 21:15 you want to Ctrl + alt + p and then change python interpreter to the version your pip is installing to. If that doesn't work just Ctrl + alt + p and type python and click restart interpreter.
Hi, thanks, but I am not sure how this is supposed to help here. You cannot install dnlib with pip.
@@MalwareAnalysisForHedgehogs oh sorry haha I missed that it was dnlib -- I just have similar issues all the time. Sorry for the confusion. Great video I learned some things about working with the assemblies from powershell. Thanks for putting out quality content. I was particularly impressed with how well you write functions --- I am quite a lot slower and make more mistakes. Looking forward to seeing more videos!
how can i debug (dynamic analysis) a .net dll file? in x32dbg we use rundll32.exe what can we use in dbspy??
Load it from PowerShell terminal, then attach dnspy as debugger, then call the export you want to call from PowerShell terminal.
@@MalwareAnalysisForHedgehogs so i attach dnspy to powershell process?
@@opmfa1850 Yes.
You can watch the last part here, where I am doing exactly that: ruclips.net/video/wLf_Ln8jupY/видео.htmlsi=egD5PsCCLoxEdkye&t=1299
@@MalwareAnalysisForHedgehogs yet another great tutorial. learned more tricks 🥰