Malware Analysis and Assembly Language Fundamentals

This module introduces the fundamentals of malware analysis, covering the basic concepts, terminology, and overall process involved in analyzing malicious software.

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This module focuses on setting up a secure virtual environment for malware analysis, ensuring isolation from the host system and proper tools configuration.

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This module covers the two main approaches to malware analysis: static analysis (examining the malware without execution) and dynamic analysis (observing the malware's behavior during runtime).

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This module introduces techniques for manually reverse engineering malware code, focusing on understanding its structure and functionality without access to the original source code.

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This module focuses on analyzing specific file types commonly used in malware, including PowerShell scripts, JavaScript, and macro-enabled Microsoft Word documents.

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This module covers the analysis of the Executable and Linkable Format (ELF), commonly used in Unix-like systems, focusing on identifying malicious characteristics in these files.

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This module focuses on analyzing ASPX WebShells (malicious web applications) and JAR (Java Archive) files, exploring their structure and potential malicious behaviors.

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This module provides an introduction to Assembly language, focusing on its relevance to malware analysis and reverse engineering. It covers basic concepts and how Assembly is used to understand compiled programs.

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