How can malware be disguised to evade detection by antivirus software?
To evade detection by antivirus software, malware can be disguised using techniques such as code obfuscation, polymorphism, and encryption. These techniques make it difficult for antivirus programs to recognize the malicious code patterns, allowing the malware to go undetected.
To disguise malware and evade detection by antivirus software, you can use rootkit techniques to hide the presence of the malware within the operating system. Another method is to create a fileless malware that resides only in the computer's memory, leaving no trace on the hard drive. Additionally, malware can be packed using custom packers or crypters to bypass antivirus scanning.