Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering equips participants with the essential skills to dissect and understand malicious software. This course focuses on practical methodologies and tools used in the industry, providing a hands-on approach to analyzing malware behavior and developing reverse engineering techniques. Participants will engage in interactive projects that reinforce theoretical concepts, enabling them to apply their learning in real-world scenarios.
Throughout the course, learners will delve into various aspects of malware analysis, including static and dynamic analysis techniques, behavioral analysis, and the use of reverse engineering tools. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills, culminating in a final project that challenges participants to analyze a piece of malware and present their findings. By the end of the course, participants will be well-prepared to tackle cybersecurity challenges in diverse professional settings.
Introduction to Malware: Types and Characteristics
Setting Up a Malware Analysis Lab
Static Analysis Techniques: Tools and Methods
Dynamic Analysis: Monitoring Malware Behavior
Behavioral Analysis: Identifying Patterns and Indicators
Reverse Engineering Fundamentals: Disassemblers and Debuggers
Analyzing Network Traffic Generated by Malware
Case Studies of Notable Malware Attacks
Developing Mitigation Strategies Against Malware
Final Project: Comprehensive Malware Analysis and Presentation