This 1-day course is ideal for intermediate or advanced level IDA users. The training is structured similarly to a standard analysis workflow It starts with identifying and unpacking malware, including basic and sophisticated packers, while tackling common scenarios encountered in the process. Attendees will learn to work through defeating API hashing and string encryption within malware, leveraging plugins, and building their own custom tooling with IDA Python. From there, the session will conclude with gaining additional insights into analyzing further advanced malware techniques such as AV evasion, anti-analysis tactics, and advanced injection methods.
Proficiency in IDA Pro, very good knowledge of Python, and light knowledge of malware techniques
Daniel B.
Daniel spends his days as a Principal Malware Reverse Engineer, predominantly focused on E-Crime malware, occasionally branching out to APT. Outside of his day job, he runs 0ffset Training which offers practical and affordable cyber security training, with a primary specialization in malware analysis and malware reverse engineering - he co-developed the Zero2Automated course. Outside of malware, he's interested in exploit development and threat intelligence.
Daniel is a longtime IDA user with over 7 years under his belt (keyboard?), mostly focused on the static analysis side of the house. He’s going on his second year of teaching our Advanced Malware class.
“Good stuff. Good trainer. All in all great with a very deep dive into the technical details and absolutely worth attending.”
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