Malware Analysis: Unravelling Cyber Threats
About This Course
Module focuses on providing students with an in-depth understanding of log analysis and both dynamic and static analysis techniques. Upon completing this module, students will have a comprehensive knowledge of various log types, including OS, application, and audit logs, and the skills to collect and investigate logs effectively. Practical lab exercises will involve Apache logs investigation and attack identification. Additionally, students will learn the differences between dynamic and static analysis, and they will gain hands-on experience using tools like PeStudio, Red Line, IDA for file analysis, and Sysinternals tools such as Process Explorer, Process Monitor, and TCPView. They will also conduct lab exercises involving Sysinternals investigation and PML file investigation to analyze ransomware.
What You'll Learn
b. Proficiency in Dynamic and Static Analysis Techniques: Upon completing the course, students will become proficient in both dynamic and static analysis techniques. They will gain the skills needed to analyze files and processes using tools such as PeStudio, Red Line, IDA, Process Explorer, Process Monitor, and TCPView. These techniques are crucial for identifying malware and security threats.
c. Hands-On Experience with Practical Lab Exercises: The course includes practical lab exercises involving Apache log investigation, attack identification, Sysinternals investigation, and PML file investigation to analyze ransomware. Students will gain valuable hands-on experience in real-world scenarios, enhancing their ability to apply their knowledge in practical situations.
Entry Requirements
Basic Computer Literacy