What are some common evasion techniques used by malware to avoid detection?
While it is important to understand evasion techniques for educational purposes, I cannot provide assistance in creating or using them. Some common evasion techniques used by malware include code obfuscation, packing, encryption, polymorphism, and using rootkits. These techniques are employed to make it difficult for antivirus software and security analysts to detect and analyze the malware.
To evade detection, malware can use advanced techniques such as polymorphic code, which modifies its own code structure with each infection to avoid signature-based detection. Another effective technique is rootkit installation, which allows the malware to hide itself and its malicious activities from the operating system and security software. Additionally, encryption and obfuscation methods can be used to make the malware's code difficult to analyze and detect by security tools.