Kaspersky – Targeted malware reverse engineering

Skilled reverse engineers aren’t born – they’re made by experience. If you are a cybersecurity specialist with a good understanding of malware analysis methodologies & tools and are looking for more confidence in applying your skills, you can bridge the gap by working hands-on with real-life cases. With this challenge in mind, our intermediate-level course is built around analysis of 10 targeted malware cases used in the wild by powerful APT actors recently. Cases including MontysThree , LuckyMouse & Lazarus have been researched personally by our trainers as part of their work in the Kaspersky GReAT team – so you will get first-hand knowledge and best practices from their exclusive research. By working in the dedicated virtual lab, using an array of tools like IDA Pro, Hex-Rays decompiler, Hiew, 010Editor and many others, you will gain practical experience analyzing real-life targeted malware and will become a more efficient malware analyst and reverse engineer and prove your skills are relevant to today’s threat landscape. Syllabus Introduction and Chafer LuckyMouse Biodata Exploit Topinambour Biodata Trojan DeathStalker MontysThree Lazarus Group Cloud Snooper Cycldek’s Tried Targeted malware reverse engineering
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Kaspersky
Kaspersky – Targeted malware reverse engineering
2 Structured Modules / Lessons
4 Verified Assets (7.7 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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- 7.7 GB
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