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(19 March, 2024 - 04:08 PM)SamWinchester Wrote: Show MoreBeginner friendly course if u want to delve into malware analysis, enjoy plebs
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Course Topics
- Safety Always! Build good habits for handling malware safely and create an analysis lab.
- Safe Malware Sourcing. Learn where to source malware samples safely (no need for the dark web!).
- Basic Analysis. Learn basic analysis methodology, including interpreting strings, inspecting Windows API calls, identifying packed malware, and discovering host-based signatures. Then, detonate malware to collect network signatures and identify malicious domains and second-stage payloads!
- Intro to the x86 Assembly Language. Dip your toes into the low-level world of Assembly Language! Learn the foundations of x86 Assembly and use it to perform advanced analysis.
- Advanced Analysis. Use sophisticated tools like Cutter and x32dbg to discover key insights about malware samples at the lowest possible level. Control the execution flow of a program and manipulate its low-level instructions in a debugger.
- Patch It Out: Binary Patching & Anti-analysis. Learn the crafty practice of patching binaries at the ASM level to alter the flow of their programs. Then, learn to identify and defeat anti-analysis techniques.
- Gone Phishing. Learn to analyze malicious documents and document-delivered malware, including malicious macros and remote template injections.
- What the Shell? Learn to identify and carve out embedded shellcode.
- Off Script. Identify scripted, obfuscated malware delivery techniques that use PowerShell and Visual Basic Script.
- Stay Sharp. Decompile and reverse engineer C# assemblies and learn about reverse engineering the .NET Framework! Then, reverse engineer an encrypted malware C2 dropper back to near-perfect original source code with DNSpy!
- Go Time. Learn the analysis considerations of malware written in Go.
- Get Mobile! Use MobSF to reverse engineer malicious Android applications.
- The Bossfight! Use everything you have learned to do a full analysis of one of the most infamous malware samples in history.
- Automating the Process. Use Jupyter Notebooks and malware sandboxes to automate the analysis process.
- Tell the World! Write YARA rules to aid in the detection of malware samples and learn how to write effective analysis reports to publish findings.
- Course Final. Apply everything you’ve learned to display your mastery of the art and science of malware analysis!
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(19 March, 2024 - 04:08 PM)SamWinchester Wrote: Show MoreBeginner friendly course if u want to delve into malware analysis, enjoy plebs
Show ContentSpoiler:
Course Topics
- Safety Always! Build good habits for handling malware safely and create an analysis lab.
- Safe Malware Sourcing. Learn where to source malware samples safely (no need for the dark web!).
- Basic Analysis. Learn basic analysis methodology, including interpreting strings, inspecting Windows API calls, identifying packed malware, and discovering host-based signatures. Then, detonate malware to collect network signatures and identify malicious domains and second-stage payloads!
- Intro to the x86 Assembly Language. Dip your toes into the low-level world of Assembly Language! Learn the foundations of x86 Assembly and use it to perform advanced analysis.
- Advanced Analysis. Use sophisticated tools like Cutter and x32dbg to discover key insights about malware samples at the lowest possible level. Control the execution flow of a program and manipulate its low-level instructions in a debugger.
- Patch It Out: Binary Patching & Anti-analysis. Learn the crafty practice of patching binaries at the ASM level to alter the flow of their programs. Then, learn to identify and defeat anti-analysis techniques.
- Gone Phishing. Learn to analyze malicious documents and document-delivered malware, including malicious macros and remote template injections.
- What the Shell? Learn to identify and carve out embedded shellcode.
- Off Script. Identify scripted, obfuscated malware delivery techniques that use PowerShell and Visual Basic Script.
- Stay Sharp. Decompile and reverse engineer C# assemblies and learn about reverse engineering the .NET Framework! Then, reverse engineer an encrypted malware C2 dropper back to near-perfect original source code with DNSpy!
- Go Time. Learn the analysis considerations of malware written in Go.
- Get Mobile! Use MobSF to reverse engineer malicious Android applications.
- The Bossfight! Use everything you have learned to do a full analysis of one of the most infamous malware samples in history.
- Automating the Process. Use Jupyter Notebooks and malware sandboxes to automate the analysis process.
- Tell the World! Write YARA rules to aid in the detection of malware samples and learn how to write effective analysis reports to publish findings.
- Course Final. Apply everything you’ve learned to display your mastery of the art and science of malware analysis!
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(19 March, 2024 - 04:08 PM)SamWinchester Wrote: Show MoreBeginner friendly course if u want to delve into malware analysis, enjoy plebs
Show ContentSpoiler:
Course Topics
- Safety Always! Build good habits for handling malware safely and create an analysis lab.
- Safe Malware Sourcing. Learn where to source malware samples safely (no need for the dark web!).
- Basic Analysis. Learn basic analysis methodology, including interpreting strings, inspecting Windows API calls, identifying packed malware, and discovering host-based signatures. Then, detonate malware to collect network signatures and identify malicious domains and second-stage payloads!
- Intro to the x86 Assembly Language. Dip your toes into the low-level world of Assembly Language! Learn the foundations of x86 Assembly and use it to perform advanced analysis.
- Advanced Analysis. Use sophisticated tools like Cutter and x32dbg to discover key insights about malware samples at the lowest possible level. Control the execution flow of a program and manipulate its low-level instructions in a debugger.
- Patch It Out: Binary Patching & Anti-analysis. Learn the crafty practice of patching binaries at the ASM level to alter the flow of their programs. Then, learn to identify and defeat anti-analysis techniques.
- Gone Phishing. Learn to analyze malicious documents and document-delivered malware, including malicious macros and remote template injections.
- What the Shell? Learn to identify and carve out embedded shellcode.
- Off Script. Identify scripted, obfuscated malware delivery techniques that use PowerShell and Visual Basic Script.
- Stay Sharp. Decompile and reverse engineer C# assemblies and learn about reverse engineering the .NET Framework! Then, reverse engineer an encrypted malware C2 dropper back to near-perfect original source code with DNSpy!
- Go Time. Learn the analysis considerations of malware written in Go.
- Get Mobile! Use MobSF to reverse engineer malicious Android applications.
- The Bossfight! Use everything you have learned to do a full analysis of one of the most infamous malware samples in history.
- Automating the Process. Use Jupyter Notebooks and malware sandboxes to automate the analysis process.
- Tell the World! Write YARA rules to aid in the detection of malware samples and learn how to write effective analysis reports to publish findings.
- Course Final. Apply everything you’ve learned to display your mastery of the art and science of malware analysis!
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