Reverse engineering - free course from Otus, training 5 months, date November 30, 2023.

You will master in practice the most important techniques of reverse engineering: static and dynamic analysis.
Get acquainted with low-level and system programming, and understand in detail aspects of the internal structure of Windows.
You will study and classify malware using examples of real malware caught on the network.

WHAT IS REVERSE ENGINEERING?

Code reverse engineering (code reverse engineering) is the process of analyzing the machine code of a program, which aims to understand the principle of operation, restore the algorithm, discover undocumented program capabilities, etc. The main methods of reverse engineering are static or dynamic code analysis. In static analysis, the researcher disassembles the program code using special software and then analyzes the assembly code. In dynamic analysis, the researcher runs the code in an isolated environment (sandbox) or debugger and analyzes the code over time.

Who is this course for?
- For system programmers developing low-level software. You'll understand how code works internally after compilation and can improve the quality of your solutions.

- For beginner virus analysts and information security specialists. You will learn all the must-have reverse engineering practices and gain a comprehensive understanding of malware.

How is the practice going?
Students receive stands in advance and set them up locally before the start of class. You will perform the practice on your virtual machine during a webinar under the guidance of a teacher.

What awaits you on the course:
- Practice unpacking files
- Practical analysis of the PE format (import table, export table, relocation table)
- Practical analysis of ransomware, banking Trojans, bots.
- Project work, within which you will write your own program for treating malware

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