Comprehensive Analysis of Advanced Techniques and Vital Tools for Detecting Malware Intrusion

Abstract

In this paper, we explore how incident handling procedures are currently being implemented to efficiently mitigate malicious software. Additionally, it aims to provide a contextual understanding of diverse malcodes and their operational processes. This study also compares various ways of detecting adware against a selection of anti-virus software. Moreover, this paper meticulously examines the evolution of hacking, covering the methods employed and the actors involved. A comparative analysis of three prominent malware detection tools, Google Rapid Response (GRR), Wireshark, and VirusTotal, is also conducted, aiding in informed decision-making for enhancing application security. This paper reaches its conclusion by conducting an exhaustive analysis of two case studies, offering valuable insights into a diverse range of potential leaks and virus attacks that may pose threats to various conglomerates. In essence, this article provides a comprehensive overview that spans incident handling procedures, the historical development of hacking, and the diverse spectrum of tools accessible for achieving effective malware detection.