[Eduwill White Hacker Training Course] Malware Creation

Eduwill's white hat hacker training course!

✅ Malware creation

Malicious code (Malware) is a general term for any code that is not designed for "normal" functions, but rather for "malicious" purposes that harm users. The Information and Communications Network Act defines it as a "malicious program." Its implementation methods include computer viruses, Trojan horses, and worms, and it is sometimes given a separate name based on its actual behavior.

These days, unlike in the past, malware distribution increasingly utilizes multiple means to evade security procedures, and the reason for malware distribution is increasingly shifting toward the realistic(?) goal of "making money." Therefore, it is difficult to classify malware by just the three major implementation methods used in the past. Furthermore, very unique cases, such as ransomware, have emerged, so the distinction based on implementation method is almost disappearing these days. Even security experts often use the terms interchangeably, or even misuse them.

In fact, it's safe to say that Korea is the only country that truly calls malware by its proper name, having established the term "malware" as a government policy from the outset. This has led to criticism in the security industry for its use of vulgar terms. There are even instances of governments developing malware for cyberwarfare purposes, targeting key institutions and facilities in opposing countries.

Let's learn the principles of malware creation, antivirus software configuration, and how to bypass them :)

• After learning this course, you can hack an actual service in service. It is a criminal act .
• Any person who violates Article 48 of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc. by intruding into or causing a disruption to an information and communications network shall be punished by imprisonment for not more than 5 years or a fine not exceeding 50 million won in accordance with Article 71 (Penalties) of the same Act.
• Eduwill informs that it is not liable for any legal consequences if you study the course and maliciously infringe on the information of others or use it for actual cybercrime.

Q. Can non-majors follow along?

Yes, of course you can. However, there are some prerequisite knowledge required for learning, so be sure to check the [Prerequisite Knowledge] section below!