Attackers hide code to thwart defenders

How Attackers Thwart Malware Investigation -- Dark Reading: " . . . Yet if the attackers find better ways of hiding their code and making analysis more difficult for defenders, it could result is less intelligence on attackers tools and techniques, ThreatGRID's De Beer says. "Ultimately, all of these things can be decoded and decrypted and figured out over time, whether it be through dynamic or static means, but the goal on the attackers' side is to increase the workload to the extent where it becomes a very difficult thing to scale," De Beer says. "If you can't scale your analysis and you can't scale your ability to produce actionable content and threat intelligence, then they have an advantage over you at any point in time."" (read more at link above)

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