Learn Malware Analysis, Static Analysis, Dynamic Analysis, Reverse Engineering, Threat Detection and Malware Investigation
Malware is one of the most common threats faced by organizations today. Viruses, worms, trojans, ransomware, spyware, rootkits and other malicious programs can affect computers, networks, applications and business data.
Understanding how malware works is an important skill in cybersecurity.
The Malware Analysis Course in Hyderabad at Skill Rise IT Academy is designed to help learners understand how suspicious files and malicious programs can be examined in a safe and controlled environment.
The course covers the complete malware analysis process, starting with malware fundamentals and file analysis and moving toward static analysis, dynamic analysis, reverse engineering, debugging, behavior analysis, memory analysis, network analysis, IOC extraction, YARA rules and malware reporting.
Learners can also understand how malware analysts work with security teams, SOC analysts, incident responders and threat intelligence teams during a malware investigation.
Malware means malicious software.
It is software created or modified to perform harmful or unauthorized actions on a computer, device or network.
Common types of malware include:
Malware analysis is the process of examining a suspicious or malicious file to understand:
Modern security teams need to understand malicious files quickly.
Malware analysis can help security professionals:
Antivirus scanning generally uses automated detection methods to identify suspicious or malicious files.
Malware analysis goes deeper into the sample to understand:
Malware analysis is the broader investigation process.
Reverse engineering is one of the deeper techniques used to understand how software works at the code and instruction level.
A malware analyst may use reverse engineering when basic static and dynamic analysis does not provide enough information.
Malware Analysis Course Curriculum
By completing the training, learners can work toward developing skills in:
Malware analysis skills can support roles such as:
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
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Operating System Fundamentals
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Networking Basics
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Malware Fundamentals
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Malware Types
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Malware Analysis Methodology
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Lab Setup
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File Identification
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Static Analysis
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PE Analysis
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Strings & Imports
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Dynamic Analysis
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Process & Registry Analysis
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Network Analysis
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Sandbox Analysis
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Reverse Engineering
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Debugging
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Ghidra
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Memory Analysis
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YARA
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IOC Extraction
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Threat Intelligence
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Detection Engineering
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Malware Analysis Projects
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Reporting
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Interview Preparation
A Malware Analysis Course teaches learners how to examine suspicious software, understand its behavior and extract useful security information.
Malware analysis is the process of examining malicious software to understand how it works and how it can be detected or contained.
Yes. Beginners can start with computer, operating system and networking fundamentals before moving into malware analysis.
Basic programming knowledge is helpful, especially when moving into reverse engineering, scripting and debugging.
Advanced malware analysis can be technical, but learning it step by step makes the subject easier to understand.
Static analysis examines a malware sample without executing it.
Dynamic analysis observes malware behavior while it runs inside a controlled and isolated environment.
Reverse engineering is the process of examining software to understand its internal logic, instructions and behavior.
PE, or Portable Executable, is a Windows executable file format used by files such as EXE and DLL files.
YARA is a rule-based tool commonly used to identify and classify files based on patterns.
IOC means Indicator of Compromise. It is information that can help identify suspicious or malicious activity.
Tools can include Ghidra, x64dbg, PEStudio, Wireshark, Procmon, VirusTotal, YARA and Volatility, depending on the analysis task.
Yes. Malware analysis can help SOC analysts investigate suspicious files and security alerts.
Sandbox analysis runs or examines suspicious software in an isolated environment so its behavior can be observed safely.
It is the process of studying what malware does during execution, including process, file, registry and network activity.
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