Looks like the course got a huge rewrite this year, especially the addition of Ghidra. Very interesting to see that, usually I just recommend RPISEC's course[0] but the Ghidra inclusion is huge. Great stuff.<p>[0] <a href="https://github.com/RPISEC/Malware" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/RPISEC/Malware</a>
Great Content! but the lectures OMG...<p>The Lecturer is brutal. the "Umm" rate in his talks is inexcusable for a professional public speaker, which is what I classify any "teacher" as.
Makes the lectures impossible for me to listen to.
Looks like strictly static analysis? I am personally very interested in using dynamic analysis to guide static analysis efforts. When I do run into malware I need to know its harmful effects and persistence mechanisms (!) immediately so I can do IR. That's a different purpose than research or countermeasure development.