Having the ability to interact with the malware and the system in real-time is a great advantage when it comes to dynamic analysis. This way, you can not only observe its execution but also see how it responds to your inputs and triggers specific behaviors.
Collecting relevant indicators of compromise (IOCs) is one of the main objectives of dynamic analysis. Detonating malware in a live environment forces it to expose its C2 server addresses, encryption keys, and other settings that enable a more comprehensive understanding of the threat.
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