This is an introductory malware analysis course that even beginners can easily understand. Based on methodologies such as static analysis, dynamic analysis, and automated analysis of malware analysis, you will analyze various sample cases. It also covers in detail how to use various tools necessary for malware analysis.
Code Analysis via Windows Malware Reverse Engineering
Windows Malware Dynamic Analysis
Windows Malware Automated Analysis
1. Introduction to Malware AnalysisLecture Introduction
Malware analysis requires an understanding of static analysis, dynamic analysis, and automated analysis services. This course, designed for beginners, provides a step-by-step, hands-on approach to malware analysis, providing an understanding of malware analysis methods and tools applicable at each analysis stage.
Those who choose a career in malware analysis and breach response can learn everything from introductory courses to sample analysis cases.
2. Course Target
- Those who have chosen a career path as a malware analyst or breach analysis specialist.
- Anyone interested in reversing basics and malware analysis techniques
3. Requirements
- VirtualBox or Vmware installation required. Instructions on how to install the practice image are provided in the lecture.
- The practice files required for the lecture are introduced in the lecture or provided separately.
This is a slightly disappointing lecture. The reason is that the lecture was good up to the basic assembly for reversing, but the core part of the lecture, malware analysis, is a bit difficult to call it an introductory lecture, and it goes by too quickly and absentmindedly, so there are some parts that are hard to understand. And although the instructor explains well, it is a bit difficult for beginners to understand. That is because when you look at the lecture, the instructor explains it under the assumption that you already know the prior knowledge or related content. When I looked at other people's reviews, they said the same thing as me. Since the experts explain such basic content, the content (specialized knowledge) is not fully conveyed to beginners.
But it is not bad. This lecture is not a lecture that analyzes, but a lecture that guides various directions for malware analysis.
Another thing to note(?) is that this lecture is a hodgepodge. It combines lectures that were previously recorded and the latest ones. So there is a lot of overlapping content.