Malware Analysis and Introduction to Assembly Language

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Last updated on October 10, 2024 11:24 pm

Learn the fundamentals of malware analysis and Assembly language in this comprehensive course. Discover how to dissect malware, analyze different file types, and defend against future attacks. Set up a testing VM for safe analysis and explore static and dynamic analysis techniques. Master manual code reversing and gain valuable insights into malware functionality. With video demonstrations and hands-on activities, this course equips you with the skills needed to analyze and understand malicious software. Start your journey towards becoming a proficient malware analyst today.

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Malicious software, or malware, is typically delivered over a network and is designed to cause disruption to a computer, client, server, or network. Disruptions can include leaked private information, unauthorized access to information or systems, blocked user access, interference with security and privacy, or numerous other variations of attacking systems.

Malware analysis dissects malware to gather information about the malware functionality, how the system was compromised so that you can defend against future attacks.
Assembly is a low-level language that is used to communicate with the machine. Assembly programming is writing human-readable machine codes or machine instructions that are directly read by the computer. All high-level languages compiled programs like C or C++ can be broken down, analyzed, and understood using Assembly language with the help of a debugger. This process is known as reverse engineering. Understanding what an executable program does is easy if you have direct access to the source code. But if not, such as the case with malware, learning Assembly can be helpful.
In this course, through video demonstrations, hands-on reverse engineering, and capture-the-flag type activities, you will be introduced to the processes and methods for conducting malware analysis of different file types. You will analyze native executable files, and analyze popular files like PowerShell, JavaScripts, and Microsoft Office documents.
Then you will learn the fundamentals of Assembly language, basic Win32 Assembly programming concepts, and how Reverse Engineers use Assembly to analyze malware.

What you will learn

Malware analysis overview and process

In this module, you will learn about malware analysis and the process.

Virtual Machine Setup

In this module, you will be given guidance on how to create a testing VM in your own environment, which will provide a safe self-contained system in which to analyze sample files.

Static and Dynamic analysis

In this module, you will learn about and set up static and dynamic analysis

Manual code reversing

In this module, you will learn about and perform manual code reversing.

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