Evade malware using IDA Pro, OllyDbg, and WINDBG
In this video course, we cover advanced malware analysis topics. Towards this goal, we first understand the behavior of different classes of malware. Such knowledge helps us to easily categorize malware based on its characteristic. We see how sophisticated malware can use techniques to either evade detection or increase its damage and access to the system. Then we learn advanced techniques in static and dynamic malware analysis and cover the details and powerful features of OllyDbg, IDA Pro, and WINDBG. We also explore defense mechanisms against malware, create a signature for malware, and set up an intrusion detection system (IDS) to prevent attacks.
About the Author
Munir Njenga is a self-driven, multi-talented, technology enthusiast, cybersecurity consultant, and researcher. He mainly focuses on malware analysis, and web- and mobile-based application testing and methodologies.
His skills and competencies stem from his active involvement in engagements that deliver advisory services such as network security reviews, security course development, training and capacity building, mobile and internet banking security reviews (BSS, MSC, HLR/AUC, IN, NGN, GGSN/SGSN), web applications, and network attack and penetration testing.
Apart from his security hat, he is a poet, graphic designer, blogger, tool/application tester, social media marketer, web 2.0 developer and designer, naturalist, and traveller.
Malware behavior based on its class
Advanced dynamic and static malware analysis
Gain experience in working with OllyDbg, WINDBG, and IDA Pro
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To understand the Malware Analysis.
GREAT
Author has a very low level of practical skills. He could not show pushad/popad trick for unpacking, used very easy packer for demo, could not write difficult rules for snort with byte analysis inside packets and did not show real kernel debugging. 2 points only because he was doing something
briefing of information was kinda fast i needed to pause and play back to completely learn
Some sample walk through perhaps a little rushed. Would still recommend.
if it was more in depth and longer than 4 hours it would be a lot better. but its good for beginners i learned a lot in this course thanks for the teacher of the course.
Great!
nada, nada , nada. viejo
The course is supposed to be "advanced" and assumes knowledge in malware analysis and assembly. Why is there a review of basic types of malware? This is not the purpose of the course. Move on to the actual advanced techniques.
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