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FOR710 builds on FOR610 to take your reverse-engineering skills to the next level. Learn to dissect sophisticated Windows executables, tackle code obfuscation techniques, analyze encryption implementations in malware, and automate analysis using Python, Ghidra, and binary emulation frameworks. 36 CPEs.
Overview
Conduct advanced malware analysis using reverse engineering techniques that defeat sophisticated obfuscation and anti-analysis protections.
When standard malware analysis techniques fail, FOR710 provides the advanced skills to analyze protected and sophisticated samples.
Master advanced analysis:
Advanced Reversing
- Defeat anti-disassembly techniques
- Unpack protected malware
- Analyze virtual machine-based obfuscation
- Reverse custom encryption
Behavioral Analysis
- Detect sandbox evasion attempts
- Analyze multi-stage malware
- Investigate fileless techniques
- Track lateral movement capabilities
Code Analysis
- Analyze C++ and object-oriented malware
- Reverse Windows internals abuse
- Examine kernel-mode components
- Document analysis for attribution
Builds on FOR610 with advanced techniques for sophisticated samples.
36 CPE credits across 6 intensive days.
Highlights
- Handle code obfuscation techniques like control flow flattening, string encryption, and steganography. Analyze loaders, droppers, payloads, and persistence mechanisms. Locate and extract deobfuscated shellcode during runtime. Analyze files like documents, images, and archives for embedded malware
- Comprehensive hands-on training with 12 practical labs covering: Investigating code deobfuscation, Encryption essentials knowledge quiz, Encryption essentials knowledge quiz, Automating config extraction with Python, Automating config extraction with Python, Scripting with Ghidra, Scripting with Ghidra
- Earn 36 CPE credits. Business outcomes: Gain deep visibility into high-impact threats to improve detection and response
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
FOR710 - Single User | Single user license for DFIR - FOR710: Reverse-Engineering Malware: Advanced Code Analysis | $8,780.00 |
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This listing offers one pricing option: a single-user license for the FOR710 Reverse-Engineering Malware course. You buy it per user, based on the number of units you need. Each unit covers one person's access to the course. There are no tiers or size-based options here. To train several people, you increase the quantity of single-user licenses. Pricing scales directly with the number of users you enroll.
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Each unit is a license for one named individual to take the FOR710 Reverse-Engineering Malware course. Licenses are counted per person and are not shared. To enroll several people, you buy one unit for each learner. Course materials and content stay tied to that individual's access.
Cost scales directly with the number of learners. Each additional person requires another single-user license unit. There are no tiers or volume brackets in this listing, so adding a person adds one more unit at the same per-unit rate. Quantity is the only variable that changes your total.
No. Each unit grants access to one individual only. Course content and materials are tied to that person and cannot be shared or reused across a team. If multiple staff need the course, buy a separate unit for each. For team-wide purchasing questions, contact the vendor.
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