Hands-on Malware Analysis (Windows 10/11 compatible)

Learn Malware Analysis by Coding Malware (Ransomware, Keyloggers, Injectors, malicious DLL’s, and more)

Created by: Sanru online Academy
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What Will I Learn?

• You will learn to analyze, prevent and codify ransomware (proof of concept). Source code will be provided for academic purposes.
• You will learn to analyze, prevent and codify a keylogger which can hide in a legitimate windows process (proof of concept). Source code will be provided for academic purposes.
• You will learn to analyze, prevent and codify a keylogger with filter to steal Facebook credentials (proof of concept). Source code will be provided for academic purposes.
• You will learn to analyze, prevent and codify an injector to infect a legitimate Windows process (proof of concept). Source code will be provided for academic purposes.
• You will learn to analyze, prevent and codify a malicious dll (proof of concept). Source code will be provided for academic purposes.
• You will learn how to set up a test lab to safely analyze malware.
• You will learn to differentiate between different types of malware, their behavior, their vectors attack, preventions advices and more.
• You will learn the process a malware follows to get into your system.
• You will learn by doing the main malware components: payload, obfuscator, persistence, stealth, and armoring.
• You will learn how a malware connects to a Command and Control Center and what is its function.
• You will learn to get Indicators of Compromise (IoC) on infected systems.
• You will learn by doing how a simple piece of software could trick users to download malware.
• You will learn to capture malware on your operating system.
• You will learn how to capture malicious traffic on your network.

Requirements

• Basic computer and programming knowledge in any language is recommended (Not mandatory).

Target audience

• Beginners who want to pursuit a lucrative career as Malware Analysts or Cyber security researchers.
• Malware enthusiasts in general, and cyber security researchers who want to gain knowledge in cyber threats.