Master Reverse Engineering, Malware Analysis, Linux, Cyber Security, Ghidra, Game Hacking, IDA Pro, IDA Free, C++ and C!
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What you’ll learn
- Launch a career in cybersecurity: Gain practical expertise in reverse engineering and malware analysis opening doors to lucrative opportunities in the field.
- Unveil the secrets of malware: Discover how to dissect and analyze malicious code to understand its inner workings with Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis
- Master reverse engineering techniques: Acquire essential skills to unravel complex software and uncover hidden vulnerabilities.
- Protect against cyber threats: Learn to identify, analyze, and neutralize malware, bolstering your defense against cyber attacks.
- Dive into the world of cutting-edge tools: Explore industry-standard software like Ghidra and IDA Pro to dissect malware with precision.
- Understanding the concepts of symbols, stripped, and non-stripped binaries.
- Analyzing and examining binary executables for comprehensive insights.
- Utilizing READELF to view symbolic information in binary files.
- Revealing the contents of object files through detailed analysis.
- Exploring the theory behind disassembly and disassemblers’ functionality.
- Gaining in-depth knowledge of how binary files load and execute.
- Mastering the use of IDA Pro and IDA Freeware for advanced analysis.
- Exploring useful tabs in IDA Pro to enhance reverse engineering.
- Streamlining the process of downloading and installing IDA Pro \ IDA Freeware.
- Acquiring comprehensive skills in malware analysis with Ghidra.
- Conquering reverse engineering techniques using Ghidra’s powerful tools.
- Leveraging OSINT to enhance reverse engineering effectiveness.
- Initiating real malware analysis with Ghidra for hands-on experience.
- In-depth analysis of libraries utilized by malware for a thorough understanding.
- Extracting crucial information from suspicious strings using Ghidra.
- Acquiring advanced techniques to extract SYS files from malware.
- Understanding the fundamentals of the Windows PE format in detail.
- Simplifying the process of installing JDK in Linux environments.
- Downloading Ghidra and exploring its comprehensive file structure.
- Effortlessly installing JDK in Windows or MacOS for seamless operation.
- Gaining a comprehensive understanding of the compilation phase in binary analysis.
- Exploring the preprocessing stage’s significance in binary analysis.
- Comprehensive analysis of binaries and the four stages of compilation.
- In-depth understanding of the linking phase’s role in binary analysis.
- Demystifying the complexities of the assembly phase in binary analysis.
- Mastering the art of opening projects in Ghidra for efficient workflow.
- Discovering the vast features and capabilities of Ghidra for effective analysis.
- Exploring ELF fields in Linux to grasp the intricacies of the format.
- In-depth exploration of the Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) and its executable header.
- Understanding ELF program header fields and their significance in Linux.
- Understanding Linux commands and pipes.
- Exploring different Linux commands and their usage with pipes.
- Introduction to the Linux terminal and its key concepts.
- Finding helpful manuals and resources for Linux.
- Understanding Linux directories and their organization.
- Understanding the Linux shell and its role in interacting with the system.
- Working with the LS command to list directory contents.
- Understanding the difference between relative and absolute pathnames.
- Filtering LS output based on specific criteria.
- Introduction to shell and expansion in Linux.
- Manipulating files and directories in Linux.
- Working with symbolic and hard link files.
- Utilizing tab auto-completion for faster command entry.
- Copying files and directories using the CP command.
- Networking with Linux and its various tools and commands.
- Working with the Traceroute (Trcrt) command for network diagnostics.
- Two networks communicating with a router in the middle.
- Inheritance and polymorphism
- File input and output operations in C++
- Dynamic memory allocation in C++
- Recursion and backtracking in C++
- Multi-threading and concurrency in C++
- Debugging and error handling techniques in C++
- Performance optimization techniques in C++
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Course content
24 sections • 158 lectures • 21h 11m total lengthCollapse all sections
Introduction2 lectures • 7min
- The Disassembly TheoryPreview02:25
- Disassembly – WhatPreview04:44
Installing Ghidra for Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis3 lectures • 18min
- Downloading Ghidra and File Structure11:00
- Installing JDK in Linux03:14
- Installing JDK in Windows or MacOS03:51
Starting with Ghidra2 lectures • 23min
- Opening project in Ghidra14:24
- Discovering Ghidra09:04
Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering with Ghidra6 lectures • 45min
- Starting Real Malware Analysis with Ghidra07:54
- Analyzing Suspicious String using Ghidra11:07
- OSINT for Reverse Engineering05:41
- Analyzing Libraries that Malware UsesPreview03:12
- Extracting SYS file from Malware11:46
- Finding Entry Points and Changing Undefined Function Names04:50
Binary Analysis5 lectures • 30min
- Analysis of Binary and 4 Stages of Compilation05:58
- Preprocessing08:02
- Compilation Phase05:02
- Assembly Phase04:24
- Linking Phase06:37
Symbols, Stripped and Not Stripped Binaries4 lectures • 33min
- Using READELF for Viewing Symbolic Information06:46
- Revealing Contents of Object File10:43
- Trying to Analyze Binary Executable08:56
- How binary loads and executes in theory06:57
Linux – ELF Format3 lectures • 40min
- Exploring the Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) and Executable Header13:41
- Learning ELF Fields12:12
- Learning ELF Program Header Fields14:34
Windows – PE Format1 lecture • 18min
- Learning Windows PE Format17:53
IDA Pro \ IDA Freeware3 lectures • 24min
- Downloading and Installing IDA Pro \ IDA Freeware08:49
- Being friends with IDA08:27
- Useful Tabs in IDA07:13
Linux for Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis4 lectures • 33min
- Understanding Linux Commands and Pipes07:24
- What is a Command10:39
- Weird LS Command03:42
- Different Linux Commands using with Pipe11:22
Starting with Linux Terminal4 lectures • 25min
- Understanding key concepts06:54
- Finding Helpful manuals06:51
- Linux Directories05:41
- Linux Directories – Part 205:41
Starting with Linux Shell and Exploring Linux System12 lectures • 1hr 24min
- The bridge between You and Shell07:27
- LS Command02:27
- RD vs APD09:05
- Filtering LS07:43
- CP Command06:36
- Tab Auto-completion03:31
- SYM AND HRD Link Files12:06
- Manipulating Files06:19
- Introduction to Shell and Expansion06:56
- Arithmetic Expressions with Shell04:16
- Automating Folder Creation with Shell08:16
- Quoting in Shell09:33
Permissions6 lectures • 57min
- Introduction to Permissions in Linux04:54
- Differences between UID, GID and Shadow06:18
- File and Dir Permissions08:30
- Examples with File Permissions04:30
- After this video you’ll understand all LINUX Permissions19:46
- Chmod12:45
Managing Processes and Packages in Linux11 lectures • 1hr 22min
- Fundamentals of Processes in System06:55
- The Magic with PS Aux Command07:23
- The Magic with TOP Command08:12
- Foreground and Background Processes07:57
- From Background to Foreground04:20
- The Tutorial with Linux Process Signals11:33
- Introduction to Packet Management Systems04:43
- Why we need package management tools06:14
- Package Management in Linux – Final08:40
- Trcrt command08:25
- Networking with Linux07:12
C++ for Reverse Engineering – Section 113 lectures • 1hr 53min
- CPP Newlines,Tabs and Spaces08:13
- Initializers in CPP11:07
- CPP Writing Styles06:33
- Statements and Expressions, RVALUE and LVALUE09:06
- Comma04:29
- Types and Variables11:24
- Literals in CPP04:57
- Defining Constants05:56
- Const Expressions04:03
- Beginning to Pointers05:30
- Namespaces in CPP11:59
- Scoping Variables and Static Keyword20:11
- Conditional Statements09:11
Variable Types in Programming C/C++8 lectures • 1hr 24min
- Types in CPP – Binary,Octal and Hex10:20
- Floating Point types in CPP – Float, Double, Long Double12:28
- Char types in C11:45
- Enum Types09:28
- Boolean Types and Comparison Operators13:27
- Void Type and Void Function03:31
- Operators 10113:36
- Default Values in CPP09:04
How Conditional Statements work ? \ Reverse Engineering and C6 lectures • 47min
- Switch Statement with ENUM13:26
- Conditional Statements in CPP16:43
- For Loop08:30
- Continue Keyword02:35
- Do-While Loop03:47
- Goto02:25
Introduction to CPP Classes8 lectures • 43min
- POD Data Classes03:47
- Unions in CPP06:28
- Methods in Struct05:10
- Access Controls in CPP06:28
- Classes and Initializing Class Member04:18
- Constructors03:35
- Destructors in CPP01:50
- Initializers in CPP11:07
Introduction to Pointers11 lectures • 1hr 19min
- Pointers in CPP13:09
- C++ Beginning to Pointers07:46
- Dereference Operator in CPP10:11
- Pointers and Arrays10:47
- nullptr03:21
- Pointer arithmetic in CPP09:03
- Arrays out of bounds and Deallocating Pointers=05:43
- Consts and Casts with Pointers=07:38
- Allocating Memory04:27
- Allocating memory as arrays02:56
- Lifetime of Memory04:14
STL and References in C++5 lectures • 46min
- STL,Vectors and Arrays09:57
- References06:35
- Example Project With References05:39
- Code Example with AUTO, TUPLE and FOR LOOP14:51
- Range Based for Loop08:59
Pointer and Functions | Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis12 lectures • 1hr 20min
- Pointers in Practice04:50
- Pointers in Practice – Part 209:56
- Pointers in Practice – Part 303:49
- Pointers in Practice – Part 404:33
- Introduction to Functions07:36
- Functions – Part 104:51
- Functions – Part 207:50
- Functions – Part 307:04
- Functions – Part 407:17
- Functions – Part 506:39
- Functions – Part 611:12
- Functions – Part 704:02
Data Structures in C/C++14 lectures • 1hr 46min
- Introduction to Basic CPP Programming08:11
- Creating Random Card Generator Using Enum and rand14:18
- Developing main Function and using static_cast08:28
- Introduction to ADT02:54
- Creating ADT Class and using Constructors10:46
- Virtual Methods and Overriding from Class07:35
- Controlling Copy Operations with ADT04:50
- Starting with Templates06:53
- Class Templates in CPP15:12
- Introduction to STL03:27
- Algorithm Analysis10:38
- Scenario Analysis07:22
- Developing Main02:02
- Factorial Method03:46
ADT and Nodes in C++ for Reverse Engineering11 lectures • 2hr 3min
- Creating List ADT09:56
- Developing Get and Insert Methods07:18
- Developing Search and Remove Methods09:09
- Testing ADT List14:19
- Node and Chaining Example13:05
- Creating and Chaining nodes with Different data types09:54
- Creating Custom Linked List11:50
- Get Method05:48
- Developing InsertHead, InsertTail and Insert Methods19:08
- Developing Search Operation07:29
- Removing Items15:23
Learning ARRAYS for Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis4 lectures • 30min
- Understanding Arrays07:12
- Manipulating Arrays08:16
- Starting with Array Pointers08:29
- Pointer Increment vs Array Indexing06:24
Requirements
- No prerequisites or requirements ! You’ll learn EVERYTHING in this course !
Description
Welcome to a best online learning experience that delves deep into the fascinating world of reverse engineering and malware analysis.
In this comprehensive course, you’ll embark on a journey that unravels the complexities of software, empowering you to decode its inner workings, uncover vulnerabilities, and fortify digital defenses. Join us in “Mastering Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis” to acquire the skills needed to navigate the digital landscape with confidence and expertise.
Discover the Essence of Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis
Reverse engineering is the intricate process of dissecting software and systems to understand their architecture and functionality. It involves peeling back the layers of code to uncover hidden intricacies, enabling you to comprehend how software operates, regardless of whether it was originally developed by you or others. This skill empowers you to identify vulnerabilities, optimize performance, and enhance software security.
Malware analysis, a crucial facet of cybersecurity, is the art of dissecting malicious software to understand its behavior, intent, and potential impact. By analyzing malware, experts gain insights into the techniques employed by cybercriminals, enabling them to develop effective countermeasures and safeguard digital assets. Understanding malware analysis equips you to identify, neutralize, and prevent cyber threats, making it an essential skill in today’s interconnected world.
Why is Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis Essential?
In the digital age, where technology governs every facet of our lives, the significance of reverse engineering and malware analysis cannot be overstated. Here’s why mastering these skills is paramount:
1. Digital Defense Mastery:
The cyber landscape is riddled with threats, from sophisticated malware to intricate hacking techniques. By mastering reverse engineering and malware analysis, you empower yourself to uncover vulnerabilities and proactively defend against potential attacks. Your ability to dissect and understand malicious code allows you to devise robust countermeasures that thwart cybercriminals’ efforts.
2. Innovate with Confidence:
Reverse engineering transcends mere analysis; it’s also a tool for innovation. By studying existing software, you can extract insights, identify best practices, and develop enhanced versions or entirely new solutions. This process enables you to create innovative software, saving time and effort by building upon existing foundations.
3. Strengthen Software Security:
Malware analysis is your armor against cyber threats. As cybercriminals devise increasingly sophisticated attacks, understanding their tactics is crucial for developing effective defense mechanisms. By studying malware behavior, you gain the insights needed to prevent future threats, ensuring the safety of sensitive data and digital operations.
4. Unlock Career Opportunities:
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, professionals with reverse engineering and malware analysis skills are in high demand. Organizations across industries seek experts who can safeguard their digital assets, analyze software for vulnerabilities, and contribute to the development of secure, cutting-edge solutions. Mastering these skills opens doors to lucrative career opportunities in cybersecurity, software development, and more.
5. Empower Ethical Hacking:
Ethical hacking leverages the knowledge gained from reverse engineering to identify vulnerabilities in systems and networks. This practice helps organizations identify weak points before malicious actors exploit them. By mastering reverse engineering, you become an asset in ethical hacking, contributing to the protection of digital infrastructure.
Experience the Power of Mastery
Embrace the transformative journey of “Mastering Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis.” This course isn’t just about acquiring skills; it’s about unlocking a world of possibilities. From deciphering complex software to safeguarding digital assets and innovating with confidence, you’ll gain the expertise needed to excel in the realm of technology. Join us and become a digital guardian, equipped to decode, defend, and drive progress in the digital age. Enroll today to step into a realm where knowledge empowers, and possibilities are limitless.
Who this course is for:
- Beginners seeking to enter the exciting world of reverse engineering and malware analysis.
- Intermediate learners looking to expand their knowledge and sharpen their skills in this specialized field.
- Professionals in cyber security and IT, aiming to enhance their expertise and stay ahead of evolving threats.
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