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do you know what PDF stands for payload distribution format okay not really it actually stands for Portable Document format but PDFs are often associated with the distribution of malware hence the joke in this video weamp;#39;re going to take a look at malicious documents including a malicious PDF and a malicious Microsoft Word document now this is nothing new or groundbreaking and youamp;#39;ll find plenty of resources online that explain how to do this however this is a fundamental skill you must have if you want to perform malware analysis weamp;#39;re going to take a slightly different approach and look at one malicious document embedded within another with the inner document containing a macro that drops a malicious file in our case weamp;#39;re going to use a test document created by Didier Stevens although it isnamp;#39;t actually malicious the analysis steps will be identical by the way if you arenamp;#39;t familiar with mr. Stevens you should be he is the author
