Darwin
Overview
A Windows MSI installer contains embedded components that are executed through internal installation logic rather than traditional execution flow. At first inspection, standard extraction tools provide incomplete or misleading outputs, requiring deeper analysis of installer tables and runtime behavior.
Your task is to investigate how the installer deploys its payload during execution, identify artifacts dropped during installation, and analyze the resulting binaries to understand their exported functionality. The challenge focuses on tracing installation-time behavior and extracting meaningful components from a seemingly benign setup process.
DO NOT RUN THE FILE ON YOUR MACHINE, USE A VM
archive password: infected
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