Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering Course

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&#x27;s course[0] but the Ghidra inclusion is huge. Great stuff.<p>[0] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;RPISEC&#x2F;Malware" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;RPISEC&#x2F;Malware</a>

Great Content! but the lectures OMG...<p>The Lecturer is brutal. the &quot;Umm&quot; rate in his talks is inexcusable for a professional public speaker, which is what I classify any &quot;teacher&quot; as. Makes the lectures impossible for me to listen to.

Some of this stuff is like black magic to me! Absolutely brilliant to see this in the public domain.

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&#x27;s a different purpose than research or countermeasure development.

Typo in the first paragraph: undergrarduate