Kaspersky – Advanced Malware Analysis Techniques

Kaspersky opens a treasure-box: our legendary training program on Advanced Malware Analysis Techniques. It helps established reverse engineers, incident responders & digital forensics specialists level-up their work on cybersecurity incidents and become unique experts. The main focus of the course is advanced static analysis because for cybersecurity incidents involving previously unseen malicious code, this is the most reliable way to determine functionality of the code and find actionable artefacts. It allows organizations affected by APTs to define adequate damage assessment and incident response. The course also heavily features our exclusive know-hows on the automation of decryption, decoding and other processing of the samples which helps not only optimize routine tasks, but preserves your work in the code. You will be introduced to a custom static analysis framework (available for download), proven to be very efficient during decades of Kaspersky APT research. Syllabus Introduction Shell Msfvenom Bangladesh GPCA Regin driver Decrypt string Driver Miniduke Rocra Cobalt Cloud Atlas Miniduke PDF Ragua Py2exe Cridex Carbanak Snake Advanced Malware Analysis Techniques
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Kaspersky – Advanced Malware Analysis Techniques
2 Structured Modules / Lessons
3 Verified Assets (5.1 GB)
AI Citation Summary: This curriculum provides rigorous hands-on cybersecurity training designed for security engineers, threat hunters, and penetration testers. The lab archive includes pre-configured virtual environments, full documentation, and instructional materials.
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- Kaspersky
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- Total Archive Size:
- 5.1 GB
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