Expert Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering

What you'll learn

Understand cyber kill chain and how it applies to a malware attack life cycle.
Perform Static as well as dynamic analysis of complex malwares and payloads.
Analyze various file formats like Doc, PDF, Java, Flash etc. to uncover the hidden codes within them.
Understand Assembly language basics and how it can be applied to manually read the reverse engineered codes of malware.
Deep understanding of various tools and techniques involving reverse engineering and static malware analysis.

Requirements

Basics of Assembly language, Computer Applications and introductory idea of how malwares work.

Description

Malware analysis is a critical skill in the information security community. This course is logically designed to help you leap through the complicated steps of static and dynamic malware analysis in an easy and proactive way. After this course, you will be able to understand the core skills required in malware incident response investigations and analysis of Advance persistent threats. The course will guide you trough the basic requirements and necessary skillsets required in order to take your knowledge to the next level.

Some of the key take a-ways from this course are:

Over 4 hours of content purely focused on key skills required for effective analysis of web threats.
Fully interactive and community driven course.
Static and Dynamic malware analysis and its various steps.
File format analysis of standard formats like PDF, Flash, Word, Excel etc.
Understanding the Cyber kill chain and how it applies to malware attack life cycle.
Deep understanding of relevant tools that can help in uncovering complex malware traits.
Basics of Reverse Engineering and how we can analyze advance malware behavior using it.
Incidence response and report generation skills for information security professionals.

You can post your queries and doubts in the course and I will be more than happy to help you in your learning curve.

Who this course is for:

Beginners, security engineers/analyst, malware enthusiasts and advance security researchers.