Description
Malware Analysis: Static, Dynamic, and Memory Techniques. This course provides a specialized examination of malware using static, dynamic, and memory analysis techniques to identify the functionality and nature of malicious programs and provide ways to counter them. The course begins with training in reverse engineering principles and progresses to advanced levels of static analysis, dynamic analysis in isolated environments, and memory examination to discover hidden processes. Participants will engage in hands-on practice in secure labs using real-world scenarios and real-world examples, and will work with industry-standard tools such as IDA, Ghidra, x64dbg, and Wireshark. The ultimate goal is to equip analysts with the skills necessary to describe cyber threats, identify mechanisms of concealment, and develop effective defense strategies. This training provides a solid foundation for those interested in malware research and reverse engineering and enhances their ability to counter complex attacks.
What you will learn
- Static Analysis:
- Check Windows PE files and executable structures.
- Identifying Strings, Imports, and Obfuscation Techniques.
- Detect malware capabilities without having to run it.
- Dynamic Analysis:
- Safe execution of malware in controlled environments (Sandbox).
- Monitor network traffic, file system changes, and Windows registry modifications.
- Identifying methods for creating persistence in the victim system.
- Memory Forensics:
- Imaging and analyzing system RAM.
- Detect code injections, hidden processes, and rootkits.
- Using the Volatility framework to analyze real cases.
- Practical skills and tools:
- Working with professional tools like Ghidra, x64dbg, and Process Monitor.
- Setting up a dedicated lab using FLARE VM.
- Analysis of antivirus circumvention techniques and analysis environments.
This course is suitable for people who:
- Cybersecurity enthusiasts seeking a deep understanding of malware behavior.
- Future malware analysts who want to enhance their practical skills in a lab environment.
- White hat hackers (Ethical Hackers) and digital forensics experts.
- Information Technology (IT) experts who intend to enter the specialized field of reverse engineering.
- Students and researchers looking to learn theory and work with malware analysis tools simultaneously.
- Professionals who want to improve their knowledge in advanced threat detection.
Malware Analysis: Static Dynamic and Memory Techniques Course Details
- Publisher: Udemy
- Instructor: Vineet Kumar
- Training level: from beginner to advanced
- Training duration: 2 hours and 9 minutes
- Number of lessons: 11
Course topics
Prerequisites for the Malware Analysis: Static Dynamic and Memory Techniques course
- Basic knowledge of Windows operating system and computer networks is helpful but not required.
- A computer with at least 8GB RAM to run virtual machines smoothly.
- Willingness to learn and follow lab safety best practices when analyzing malware.
Course images
Sample course video
Installation Guide
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Subtitles: None
Quality: 720p
Download link
Downloadly
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File size
1.2 GB