Hello and welcome to my course.
I am Paul Chin and the instructor for this course is called Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis
Intermediate.
This course is a continuation from an earlier course entitled Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis
Fundamentals.
In this course, we will go beyond the basics by focusing on unpacking malware.
Almost all modern malware is packed as part of an anti analysis strategy.
Unpacking malware is therefore an essential skill what you will learn Types of malware and terminologies.
Static and dynamic analysis Assembly language refresher malicious Windows API API hooking process hijacking
identifying standard and custom packets, enumerating breakpoints for different ways to dump memory
dumping using silent memory, viewer memory map and process.
Hacker identifying correct address to dump from self injection and remote threat injection fixing session
alignments unmapping and rebasing dumped files and more.
Who this course is for this course is for students who has already done a basic level malware analysis
or reverse engineering course.
It is also for hackers looking for additional tools and techniques to reverse software and also for
reverse engineers who want to venture into malware analysis.
Prerequisites of this course are you need to have a Windows PC with virtual machine and flair VM installed
and also some basics in malware analysis or software reverse engineering.
My background.
By profession.
I am a retired college lecturer and I have been teaching computer science and it for more than 20.
Us.
I welcome you to this course, and I'll see you inside.