Introduction to Reverse Engineering Malware
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This course is a one day introduction to reverse engineering malware in the Linux environment. Delegates will be guided through the entire process gaining new skills and experience reverse engineering malicious software with an insight in to the techniques used by malware to spread and infect other machines and devices and obfuscate their activity.
Delegates will gain hands on experience using decompilers, debuggers, network traffic analysis tools, hex editors and memory analysis tools.
This course is aimed at an introductory level to those wishing to learn both the basics and advanced techniques used to reverse engineer software. This course would be ideal for incident responders who want to take a more proactive role in analyzing identified threats.
This course will be suitable for delegates interested in the SANS Institute course FOR610: Reverse-Engineering Malware: Malware Analysis Tools and Techniques.
Objectives
- The many different types of Linux malware
- The dangers of IOT and the Mirai botnet
- How to identify malware in the Linux environment
- How to dissect and analyse a malicious binary application
- How to dump and analyse malicious binary applications from memory (RAM)
- How to manipulate malware with decompilers and hex editors
- How to perform traffic analysis of malicious software in a sandboxed environment
- How to identify and block the command and control centre used by the malware
- How to analyse the threat and impact of the malware
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Prerequisites
Experience with Linux is advantageous however it is not essential as the instructor will guide the delegates through each task.