PMAT-labs
Labs for Practical Malware Analysis & Triage (by HuskyHacks)
PracticalMalwareAnalysis-Labs
Binaries for the book Practical Malware Analysis (by mikesiko)
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PMAT-labs
Posts with mentions or reviews of PMAT-labs.
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PracticalMalwareAnalysis-Labs
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- Practical Malware Analysis (Book)
- Easy malware samples
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Looking for x86 Assembly learning material
If you google the book title the pdf version will come right up. Download the lab binaries from here
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What is the most difficult specialization within Cybersecurity?
If anyone is interested in learning about it, the malware reverse engineering course I took in university was based on the book Practical Malware Analysis. I thought it was pretty good, and it even includes practice files, programs, and exercises to practice using the tool it teaches you. You can find those here.
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What are some good resources to learn about reverse engineering and computer architecture?
Tools & Explanations: -OllyDbg, IdaPro, and Ghidra: static analysis and recompiling -ProcMon and ProcessHacker: for dynamic analysis, shows detailed system log of what happens after PE executable is run -TCPView and WireShark: Checks to see if program reaches out to internet -Win7/XP: for testing (defender for win 10 is too good for practice situations) -DiE (Detect It Easy)/PE View: to get overview on executable's header and whether it contains a packed program or not -Learn C: C is lowest level language and can give insight on how you may think about machine code Website: CyberStart, TryHackMe, MetaCTF, Practical Malware Analysis
- book suggestion
- Practical malware analysis book versions
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"Easy" malware samples.
Check out the samples that were created for the Practical Malware Analysis book lab exercises: https://github.com/mikesiko/PracticalMalwareAnalysis-Labs
What are some alternatives?
When comparing PMAT-labs and PracticalMalwareAnalysis-Labs you can also consider the following projects:
flare-vm - A collection of software installations scripts for Windows systems that allows you to easily setup and maintain a reverse engineering environment on a VM.
Malware-Exhibit - 🚀🚀 This is a 🎇🔥 REAL WORLD🔥 🎇 Malware Collection I have Compiled & analysed by researchers🔥 to understand more about Malware threats😈, analysis and mitigation🧐.