Windows Malware Analysis: From Detection To Investigation

Master the Fundamentals of Malware Detection and Investigation on Windows Systems

What you'll learn
Set Up a Safe Malware Analysis Environment
Identify and Analyze Malware Behavior
Leverage Windows Internals for Threat Detection
Threat Hunting with PowerShell
Understand and Analyze Portable Executable (PE) Headers
Create and Use YARA Rules for Malware Detection
Master Static Analysis Techniques
Explore File Properties and Metadata

Requirements
No prior knowledge required, some Linux knowledge recommended

Description
Uncover the secrets of malware and enhance your cybersecurity skills with this hands-on course designed to demystify the world of malware analysis and threat hunting. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your expertise, this course will guide you through real-world techniques used by professionals to detect, analyze, and defend against malicious software.What You'll Learn:Lab Setup: Build your own virtual lab environment for safe malware analysis.Introduction to Malware Analysis: Learn the fundamentals of identifying and investigating malware threats.File Property Analysis: Explore how to extract valuable insights from file metadata.Windows Internals: Dive deep into Windows operating system structures to uncover malware behaviors.Static Analysis Techniques: Analyze malware files without executing them to uncover hidden details.Threat Hunting with PowerShell: Leverage PowerShell to automate and enhance your threat-hunting capabilities. Learn to find IOCs.Understanding PE Headers: Break down Portable Executable (PE) files to identify anomalies.Dynamic Analysis: Execute malware in a controlled environment to observe its behavior in real-time.Who Is This Course For?Aspiring cybersecurity professionals and ethical hackers.IT administrators looking to bolster their security knowledge.Software developers that want to learn malware analysisAnyone curious about how malware works and how to stop it.

Aspiring cybersecurity professionals and ethical hackers,IT administrators looking to bolster their security knowledge,Software developers that want to learn malware analysis,Anyone curious about how malware works and how to stop it