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Advanced Malware Analysis: Combating Exploit Kits
This course teaches skills needed to analyze exploit kits (an advanced form of malware). Accumulate knowledge exploring the tools and techniques used within the industry while analyzing events collected by Bromium micro-VMs. Add to experience by unraveling exploit kits, figuring out which were used, what they look like, how to decrypt them, and how to detect them in "the wild." Understand how to conduct safe dynamic analysis, detect CNC communication, and properly report findings in efforts to safe guard data from cyber-crime.
Course Overview
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Learning Objectives
- Recognizing the Exploit Vector
- Unraveling Exploit Obfuscation
- Circumventing Exploit Kit Encryption
- Understanding Moving Target Communications
- Detecting Angler in the Wild
- Performing Safe Dynamic Analysis
- Analyzing Files Statically
- Reversing Malware with Debugging Tools
- Reversing Malware with IDA pro
- Customizing Reports: From Researchers to CISOs
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
Specialty Areas
- Cyber Operations
- Digital Forensics
- Targets
Feedback
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