The Windows Security Researcher path provides the necessary knowledge, understanding, and tools to be a successful Windows OS researcher, and malware analyst and reverse engineer.
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68+ hours
on-demand video
Assignments
In class assignments
400+
Articles & lessons
12+
downloadable resources
Cross-device
Access on mobile & TV
Certification
Certificate of completion
Windows is the most used OS in the world, and thus is a favored target of malicious actors. Researching and finding OS vulnerabilities, dissecting viruses, worms, and other malicious entities is critically important in today’s security landscape. This path provides the necessary knowledge and understanding to allow research and reverse engineering of the OS and malicious payloads.
Our trainers are seasoned industry-insiders with a deep, practical understanding of cybersecurity research and development
25+ years as Software developer, trainer, consultant, author, and speaker. Co-author of “Windows Internals”. Author of “Windows Kernel Programming”, “Windows 10 System Programming, as well as System and kernel programming courses on PentesterAcademy, and “Windows Internals” series of courses on PluralSight.
Cybersecurity researcher and red teamer who lives both on the offensive and defensive fronts. The author of the “Antivirus Bypass Techniques”, “Malware Analysis On Steroids” books, expert in malware research, reverse engineering, penetration testing, digital forensics, and incident response.
This course provides the fundamental knowledge of Windows concepts and architecture, including processes, threads, virtual memory, system calls, DLLs, handles and objects. This will serve as a good foundation for the following courses which focus on programming.
This course continues where Day 1 left off, digging deeper into processes – process creation and destruction, types of processes and more. Job objects are also described, including their extension called Silos that is the basis of Windows container implementation. Finally, threads are discussed, including scheduling and management.
The last “day” in the Windows Internals series deals with two topics. The I/O system is described, including the use of device drivers, and their integration into the system as whole. Then many security mechanisms are discussed, from access tokens, security descriptors, to access checks and integrity levels, among others.
This course teaches the basics of the x86/x64 assembly language from the ground up. It focuses on integrating it into C/C++ applications, but also shows how to write stand alone applications with assembly only.
This course dives into the WinDbg debugger, and how to effectively use it in user mode and kernel mode debugging, as well as the analysis of kernel mode dump files.
In this malware analysis and reverse engineering course, you will delve into the inner core of dissecting different malware types and variants, understand the adversarial mindset behind them and the used TTPs. At the end of the course, you will gain the power and knowledge to win against any malware coming your way.
In this level 2 course, we will continue to dive into the profound and inner levels of the art of malware dissection and reverse engineering. You will learn about advanced malware evasion, privilege escalation, lateral movement, process injection and hooking techniques, shellcode analysis, advanced static and dynamic analysis techniques while analyzing sophisticated ransomware, info stealers and spyware families.
The Windows Security Researcher path provides the necessary knowledge, understanding, and tools to be a successful Windows OS researcher, and malware analyst and reverse engineer.
or $113 X 10 payments
Monthly subscriptions are here:
Yes, at least reading knowledge of C is required.
No, for the most part. That being said, it’s useful to know the basics of C++, such as classes, methods, inheritance, and polymorphism.
No, the necessary parts will be covered. However, any prior exposure to these tools is beneficial.
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Windows Security Researcher with 68+ hours of hands-on training in reverse engineering, vulnerability research, exploitation, and Windows internals. Learn more inside.
Course Provider: Organization
Course Provider Name: TrainSec
Course Provider URL: https://trainsec.net/
Course Mode: Online
Course Workload: PT68H
Duration: PT68H
Course Type: Paid
Course Currency: USD
Course Price: 1128
