Reverse Engineering & Malware Analysis - Intermediate Level

Reverse Engineering & Malware Analysis – Intermediate Level

Description


If you already have some basic reverse engineering and malware analysis knowledge and wish to go further, then this course is for you. I will take you from basic to intermediate level in reverse engineering and analyzing malware. You will learn using plenty of practical walk-throughs. The focus of this course will be on how to unpack malware. Most modern malware are packed in order to defeat analysis. Hence, this Intermediate Level Course provides the required knowledge and skills to unpack malware. All the needed tools will be introduced and explained. By the end of this course, you will have the intermediate level skill in malware analysis under your belt to further your studies in this field. Even if you do not intend to take up malware analysis as a career, still the knowledge and skills gained in reverse engineering and analysis would be beneficial to you to reverse software as well.

Everything is highly practical. No boring theory or lectures. More like walk-throughs which you can replicate and follow along. We will focus on API Hooking and Memory Analysis and Tracing to determine where and when to dump memory after a malware has unpacked its payload into memory. In this course, we will be using Oracle Virtual Machine installed with Flare-VM. Take note that all software used in this course are free.

Topics include:

Types of Malware and Terminologies

Dynamic and Static Analysis

Assembly Language Refresher and Malicious APIs

API Hooking, Process Hijacking, Dumping Memory

Fixing Section Alignments, Un-mapping and Re-Basing Dumped Files

Enumerating Breakpoints and Memory Tracing

Hooking VirtualProtect, VirtualAlloc, GetProcAddress, CreateProcessInternalW and other common API’s

Using Scylla Plugin to Dump Memory

Using Delphi Interactive Reconstructor

Dumping Memory from Memory Viewer, Process Hacker and Memory Maps

API Enumeration Count Trick To Know When to Dump

Self-Injection and Remote Thread Injection

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