instal the new version for windows Process Monitor 3.9

Installing the New Version of Windows Process Monitor 3.9

In a previous blog post, we explored the topic of unpacking and decompiling Python code on Windows systems running below version 3.9. Since then, new Python versions have emerged, and as a result, the techniques for unpacking have evolved.

One question that often arises when discussing malware is how to unpack and decompile it to examine its Python source code. I previously covered this topic in a video created two years ago.

Python malware is frequently distributed as packed executable files. To address this issue, several projects were developed to bundle a Python program with all its dependencies into an executable file: Portable Executable (PE) on Windows and Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) on Linux/Unix.

While it's relatively straightforward to run one's own Python code, delivering commercial products in this manner can be cumbersome. Traditional programs written in the Python programming language are typically distributed as source code, with the Python interpreter used to execute them.

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Instal the new version for windows Process Monitor 3.9