Malicious software, or malware, is typically delivered over a network and is designed to cause disruption to a computer, client, server, or network. Disruptions can include leaked private information, unauthorized access to information or systems, blocked user access, interference with security and privacy, or numerous other variations of attacking systems.
Malware Analysis and Introduction to Assembly Language
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There are 9 modules in this course
In this module, you will learn about malware analysis and the process.
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2 videos1 reading2 assignments
In this module, you will be given guidance on how to create a testing VM in your own environment, which will provide a safe self-contained system in which to analyze sample files.
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4 videos10 readings1 assignment
In this module, you will learn about and set up static and dynamic analysis
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5 videos5 readings7 assignments
In this module, you will learn about and perform manual code reversing.
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4 videos3 readings4 assignments
In this module, you will analyze several common sample types.
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4 videos7 readings7 assignments
ELF is the default executable file format on Linux systems. In this module, you will learn how to set up REMnux and analyze an ELF file.
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3 videos3 readings4 assignments
In this module, you will learn how to analyze webshells and JAR files.
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3 videos5 readings5 assignments
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