Malware is short for malicious software, and refers to any type of harmful code that can infect your computer or mobile device. Malware can be used to steal personal information, damage data, or even take control of your devices; is one of the preferred tools used by malicious Hackers, that want to compromise your information or your infrastructure;

Ransomware is a type of malware that encrypts your files or prevents you from accessing your system until you pay a ransom (usually in Bitcoin). Once ransomware has been installed on your system, it can be very difficult to remove without paying the ransom.

Some Malware can use  Zero-day exploits: A zero-day exploit is a type of cyber attack that takes advantage of previously unknown vulnerabilities in software or hardware products. Because these vulnerabilities have not been publicly disclosed or patched, they present a significant security risk since attackers can exploit them before victims are even aware that they exist. Zero-day exploits are often used in targeted attacks against high-value targets, such as government agencies or large companies

 This Training have a component of 80% Practice and Labs and 20% Theory.

The Malware Analyst  or Researcher career, requires a broad and sufficient level of knowledge to be able to deeply understand how systems, programs and potential dangers to which the technological infrastructure is exposed, work;

Every day new attacks come to light from the dreaded APT (Advanced Persistent Threat), software tools created by various actors (Governments, Criminals, etc.) that seek in most cases to steal information (CyberSpying), generate disinformation, etc.

The most advanced threats are often not detected by traditional protection tools (Antivirus, IDS, IPS, HIDS, etc.) so the reverser comes to play a major role in the analysis of suspicious objects.

With this course, participants acquire the necessary skills to take a malware or application, and turn it into an understandable group of components to determine its action and functioning.