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Windows Malware Analysis for Hedgehogs – Beginner Training

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Windows Malware Analysis for Hedgehogs – Beginner Training (Size: 6.4 GB)
  0 265.1 KB
  1. Analysis types.mp4 19.4 MB
  1. Auto Start Extensibility Points (ASEPs).mp4 28.4 MB
  1. Finding the malware developer's code.mp4 17.1 MB
  1. Ghidra introduction.mp4 9.2 MB
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  1. How packers work.mp4 32.3 MB
  1. Introduction to Portable Executable files.mp4 24.7 MB
  1. Introduction.mp4 35.8 MB
  1. Legion ransomware intro.mp4 6.6 MB
  1. Malware Analysis Lab.mp4 46.4 MB
  1. What is triage.mp4 43.2 MB
  1. Writing analysis reports.mp4 30.8 MB
  1. x64dbg introduction.mp4 29.4 MB
  1.1 ASEPs - 2023-05-06 11.26.44.pdf 4.9 MB
  1.1 Analysis Reports.pdf 7.6 MB
  1.1 Analysis Types.pdf 4.5 MB
  1.1 Finding the Dev's code - 2023-08-31 05.39.23.pdf 3.7 MB
  1.1 PE Basics - 2023-09-05 05.41.30.pdf 2.7 MB
  1.1 Packers - 2023-09-11 05.43.00.pdf 6.7 MB
  1.1 Triage - 2023-04-15 06.22.51.pdf 5.7 MB
  10. Compilation and Interpretation.mp4 39.8 MB
  10. Lab Exercise solution.mp4 80.6 MB
  10. Lab Installers 2 Layer 2 Extract 7zip SFX files.mp4 73.7 MB
  10. Lab Poison 1 Speakeasy API logging.mp4 130.3 MB
  10. Mapping detection names to file verdicts.mp4 39.1 MB
  10. Safety rules summary.html 8.1 KB
  10. SteamHide FinalMalware.exe analysis.html 204.8 B
  10. x64dbg Quiz.html 204.8 B
  10.1 Compilers and interpreters - 2023-04-26 07.49.42.pdf 13.4 MB
  10.1 Safety rules.pdf 70.7 KB
  11. Lab .NET 1 .NET basics and triage.mp4 53.9 MB
  11. Lab Installers 3 Extract 7zip SFX configuration.mp4 76.1 MB
  11. Lab Poison 2 Unpacking via RtlDecompressBuffer.mp4 88.1 MB
  11. Safety rules quiz.html 204.8 B
  11. Triage Quiz.html 204.8 B
  12. Lab .NET 2 Running the file, DnSpy basics.mp4 62.6 MB
  12. Lab Injector DLL Unpacking via VirtualAlloc.mp4 127.7 MB
  12. Lab Installers 4 Triage of multiple files.mp4 106.2 MB
  13. Lab .NET 3 Code search in DnSpy.mp4 92.6 MB
  13. Wrappers and installers quiz.html 204.8 B
  2. Analysis process.mp4 4 MB
  2. Download link for Ghidra.html 307.2 B
  2. Download links and bookmarks.html 921.6 B
  2. Download links.html 921.6 B
  2. File analysis verdicts.mp4 85.6 MB
  2. Lab Legion ransomware 1 Triage.mp4 83.3 MB
  2. Malware Classification.mp4 36.7 MB
  2. Portable Executable format basics.mp4 37.5 MB
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  2. The Windows Registry.mp4 53 MB
  2. Unpacking methods.mp4 32.5 MB
  2. Wrapped files.mp4 27 MB
  2.1 Analysis Process.pdf 2.8 MB
  2.1 Analysis Verdicts - 2023-04-15 07.28.26.pdf 14.9 MB
  2.1 Malware Classification.pdf 10.7 MB
  2.1 Portable Executable Format-Basics.pdf 118.2 KB
  2.1 Registry - 2023-05-28 06.06.16.pdf 17.5 MB
  2.1 Unpacking Methods - 2023-09-11 05.39.15.pdf 16.8 MB
  2.1 Wrappers - 2023-09-03 07.51.53.pdf 6 MB
  3. Clean vs malicious—approaches for clean file analysis.mp4 44.1 MB
  3. Installing VirtualBox Windows 10 VM.mp4 64.1 MB
  3. Lab Legion ransomware 2 Finding main.mp4 79.4 MB
  3. Lab Triage 1 Determine file types of unknown samples.mp4 103 MB
  3. Lab preparation Installing Ghidra.mp4 25.4 MB
  3. Lab x64dbg 1 CPU view windows.mp4 72.3 MB
  3. Links.html 512 B
  3. Malware types by propagation.mp4 23.1 MB
  3. PortexAnalyzer and DnSpy download.html 1 KB
  3. Tools and links.html 614.4 B
  3. Unpacking stub types and how they work.mp4 27.1 MB
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  3.1 Determine Clean vs Malicious - 2023-09-10 05.44.08.pdf 17.5 MB
  3.1 Malware Types by Propagation.pdf 19.9 MB
  3.1 Unpacking Stubs - 2023-09-10 05.45.54.pdf 5 MB
  4. Download links and documentation.html 3 KB
  4. Installing VirtualBox Guest Additions.mp4 27.7 MB
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  4. Lab Ghidra 1 New project, file import and autoanalysis.mp4 45.2 MB
  4. Lab Legion ransomware 3 Date check markup.mp4 87.6 MB
  4. Lab PE 1 MS DOS stub, COFF file header, timestamps and REPRO builds.mp4 102.3 MB
  4. Lab Services.mp4 127.6 MB
  4. Lab Wapped files 1 Triage of a wrapped file.mp4 103 MB
  4. Lab x64dbg 2 Navigation.mp4 69.4 MB
  4. Malware types by payload behavior.mp4 21.2 MB
  4. Tools for binary diffing and finding hidden certificate data.mp4 13.8 MB
  4. What is a file type.mp4 37.8 MB
  4.1 Malware Types by Behavior.pdf 7.4 MB
  5. Enabling hidden files view and removing Windows Defender.mp4 57.6 MB
  5. Installing the bindiff and certificate tools.html 921.6 B
  5. Lab Ghidra 2 Windows in the codebrowser part 1.mp4 93.6 MB
  5. Lab Legion ransomware 4 Finding the encryption function.mp4 74.2 MB
  5. Lab PE 2 Optional header and section table.mp4 94.7 MB
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  5. Installing Python 3 and Speakeasy.mp4 53.3 MB
  5. Lab Disinfection 1 Autoruns - Run, IFEO.mp4 126.2 MB
  5. Lab Triage 2 Whole file examination.mp4 142.5 MB
  5. Lab Wrapped files 2 Obtaining the script with ACLs.mp4 124.1 MB
  5. Lab x64dbg 3 Software breakpoints.mp4 89.1 MB
  5. Malware family identification.mp4 8.7 MB
  5.1 Malware Families - 2023-09-09 11.26.32.pdf 6.9 MB
  6. Antivirus detection names and formats for malware.mp4 26.2 MB
  6. Lab Disinfection 2 RunOnce, Active Setup, Scheduled Tasks, LNKs.mp4 113.5 MB
  6. Lab Ghidra 3 Windows in the codebrowser part 2.mp4 68.5 MB
  6. Lab PE 3 Resources, icons, debug path, imports.mp4 78.4 MB
  6. Lab Wrapped files 3 Wrapped file payload analysis.mp4 51.2 MB
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  6. Lab Legion ransomware 5 Understanding the encryption.mp4 127.5 MB
  6. Lab Winupack 1 packing, fix disassembly in x32dbg.mp4 121.3 MB
  6. Lab diffing 1 Binary diffing with vbindiff and meld.mp4 85.6 MB
  6. Lab x64dbg 4 Hardware breakpoints.mp4 51.1 MB
  6. Sample handling Course samples and password protected archives.mp4 21.2 MB
  6. Tools and links.html 512 B
  6.1 AV Detection Names - 2023-08-28 10.43.52.pdf 14.5 MB
  7. Deciphering antivirus detection names for malware.mp4 49.7 MB
  7. Lab Legion ransomware 6 Patching with x32dbg.mp4 105 MB
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  7. Lab PE 4 Anomalies and visualization.mp4 75.2 MB
  7. Lab Winupack 2 Find OEP via tracing, dump and fix imports.mp4 100.3 MB
  7. Lab Wrapped files 4 Obtaining the script with APIMonitor.mp4 74.9 MB
  7. Lab diffing 2 Identify certificate manipulation.mp4 74.9 MB
  7. Lab finding main 1 MinGW and VisualStudio C++ applications.mp4 92.8 MB
  7. Lab report writing 1 Main analysis of a downloader.mp4 75.7 MB
  7. Lab x64dbg 5 Memory breakpoints.mp4 83.7 MB
  7. Malware Persistence and Disinfection Quiz.html 204.8 B
  7. Sample handling Shared folder setup.mp4 44.2 MB
  8. How signature verification works.mp4 10.3 MB
  8. Installers.mp4 20 MB
  8. Lab ASLR 1 Rebasing and DllCharacteristics in the Optional Header.mp4 94.4 MB
  8. Lab Legion ransomware 7 Ransomware monitoring and file decryption test.mp4 102.4 MB
  8. Lab Triage 3 VirusTotal autoscans and first research.mp4 35.4 MB
  8. Lab Winupack 3 Find OEP via hardware breakpoint on stack.mp4 49.1 MB
  8. Lab finding main 2 A more difficult application.mp4 85.9 MB
  8. Sample handling Prevent execution via ACLs (Windows host only).mp4 54.7 MB
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  8. Lab report writing 2 ICC profile extraction with exiftool.mp4 77.2 MB
  8. Portable Executable metadata exercise.html 204.8 B
  8.1 Installers - 2023-09-03 08.13.53.pdf 5.8 MB
  9. Lab ASLR 2 Hex to Bin Conversion, Bitmasks and Disabling Exploit Protection.mp4 83.4 MB
  9. Lab Installers 1 Layer 1 Unpacking Nullsoft.mp4 138.4 MB
  9. Lab Triage 4 Final analysis.mp4 68.3 MB
  9. Lab diffing3 Force strict signature verification.mp4 98.2 MB
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  9. Lab report writing 3 Malware decryption with CyberChef.mp4 108.7 MB
  9. Network, snapshots and first sample execution.mp4 70.6 MB
  9. One generic unpacking approach.mp4 35.2 MB
  9. Portable Executable Quiz.html 204.8 B
  9.1 Unpacking Approach - 2023-09-11 06.08.21.pdf 16.7 MB
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Description


Description

This course teaches more than just reverse engineering because as a malware analyst you need a variety of other skills. You will learn how to classify samples into malware types, how to identify malware families and how to determine file verdicts like clean, malicious, potentially unwanted programs, junk, grayware, or corrupt. Additionally, you will learn how malware persists, how to identify malicious autostart entries and clean infected systems.

The course aims to dispel common myths such as “trojan in a detection name means the file is a trojan horse” or “antivirus detection names are a malware classification”.

As a malware analyst with experience working at an antivirus company since 2015, I have trained many beginners in the field. I understand the usual pitfalls and the concepts that you need to grasp to become proficient. I focus on building strong foundations that make you flexible in the face of new malware advancements, rather than providing shortcuts with step-by-step recipes.

I will teach you how to differentiate between different types of files, including installers, wrappers, packed files, non-packed files, hybrid, and native compiled files. You will learn which tools to apply in which situations and how to analyse samples efficiently. To do that I give you example approaches that work for most situations.

This course is ideal for you if you already have some IT background, such as hobby or professional programmers, computer enthusiasts, administrators, computer science students, or gamers with an interest in the inner workings of software or IT security.

If you have a strong interest in the topic but lack the necessary IT background, I recommend that you learn programming first. Please refer to the course requirements for more information.

Tools

All the tools and web services that we use during the course are free:

Ghidra
x64dbg
VirtualBox
SysInternals Suite
PortexAnalyzer CLI and GUI
VirusTotal (without account)
Speakeasy by Mandiant
API Monitor
CyberChef
EXIFTool
Meld
VBinDiff
AnalyzePESig
DnSpy
C# Online Compiler programwiz
TriD
Detect-it-Easy
ReNamer
7zip
Notepad++
HxD
Malpedia
lnk_parser

Requirements

You should have a strong understanding of at least one programming language, such as Python, C, C++, Java, or C#. This is a crucial requirement for the course, not only because we create small scripts during the course but because reverse engineering needs an understanding of software as foundation. The specific language does not matter, as you cannot learn every language you may encounter during analysis anyways. The concepts of programming must be clear, though.

If you are not there yet, you should not buy this course and start learning C instead. C is great because it is low-level and will integrate well with x86 assembly language.

Additionally, you must be able to read (not write) x86 assembly to understand everything in the course. Without assembly you will only be able to understand two-thirds of the content. So if you consider starting this course right away and learning assembly alongside it, that should work fine.

During this course we look at samples that use the following execution environments:

x86, x64 assembly
.NET
Batch
PowerShell
Nullsoft scripts

However, you do not need to learn all of these languages. Because an analyst encounters new languages all the time, your skillset is rather in using the available documentation, manuals and help provided for those environments and languages. I also show you during the course how to use the documentation for ,e.g., PowerShell.

Out of scope

Malware analysis is a broad field, so there are inevitably topics that I will not teach during this course because they would rather require their own course. Some of these topics are: assembly language, programming, how computers work, URL and website analysis, networks, analysis of malware for other platforms than Windows, mobile malware, IoT malware.
Who this course is for:

ideal for people with some IT experience or IT enthusiasts who are beginners in malware analysis and reverse engineering
entry-level or aspiring malware analysts
computer science graduates
software developers
SOC analysts
hobby programmers

Requirements

You know how to program in at least one language (e.g. Python, C, C#, Java, …)
You are able to read x86 assembly

Last Updated 10/2023

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