Learn basic static and dynamic malware analysis with easy to follow instructions
What you will learn
Introduction to Malware Analysis Process
Setting up a malware analysis lab for safe dissection of malware
Static Malware analysis with strings and hashes
Understanding PE File structure and File dependencies and exports
Packing and obfuscation used by malware
Processes and Network monitoring
Registry and file system monitoring
Analyzing Persistence Management mechanisms of a malware
Analysing Malware with online sandbox Any Run
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- Demystify the world of malicious software and learn to approach it systematically, not fearfully.
- Gain hands-on experience with the essential tools and techniques that professionals use to dissect digital threats.
- Develop a foundational understanding of how malware operates, its common characteristics, and its impact on systems.
- Learn to identify the tell-tale signs of malicious code without needing to execute it directly.
- Understand the significance of file fingerprints and how they aid in malware identification.
- Explore the internal architecture of executable programs to uncover hidden functionalities and intentions.
- Recognize common strategies malware employs to conceal its true nature and evade detection.
- Master the art of observing a program’s behavior in real-time, noting its interactions with your operating system.
- Become adept at tracking down malware’s traces left behind in system configurations and file storage.
- Uncover how malware ensures it restarts and remains active on a compromised system.
- Utilize powerful cloud-based platforms to safely analyze suspicious files and understand their execution flow.
- PROS:
- Provides a practical, hands-on approach ideal for newcomers to the field.
- Focuses on building a secure and isolated environment for safe experimentation.
- Equips learners with the confidence to tackle unknown threats.
- Offers a clear path to understanding complex malware behaviors.
- CONS:
- May require a basic understanding of operating system fundamentals for maximum benefit.
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