Hyped for this 👀

Sidekick 1.0 is live! It has left early access, and is the best AI-powered reverse engineering assistant. See more at:

binary.ninja/2024/04/18/sid…

Going to be a great training :) If you have any questions please feel free to DM me. If you'd like to get a sense of my training style check out some videos on this playlist

youtube.com/playlist?list=…

If you're looking to learn #malware or #reversing , I have a couple of #github repos that can help 👇

👿 github.com/jstrosch/learn…

🛠️ github.com/jstrosch/learn…

Source code that you can compile to help w/ deeper understanding - many link to videos on #youtube as well!

🚨 icymi - you can catch the replay of the first #MalwareMondays ! This series will help build core #malware #analysis and #reverse #engineering skills! Episode 0x01 looks at analyzing #procmon data 👇

youtube.com/live/b5_PUMmpw…

Artifacts at:

thecyberyeti.com/malware-mondays

Regarding change control, does a reboot of a device constitute a change?

🚨 Anti-analysis techniques are often used by #malware authors to disrupt or prevent analysis, helping them to avoid detection. My course on @Pluralsight will teach you effective strategies for detecting and defeating these techniques!

🧠 pluralsight.com/courses/defeat…

Reverse engineering binary code is a core skill for software security, malware analysts and penetration testers. Check out my course on Pluralsight, we'll study everything from assembly basics (intel x86) to working with debuggers and disassemblers!

👉 pluralsight.com/courses/revers…

What is your go-to hex-editor?

🚨 Anti-analysis techniques are often used by #malware authors to disrupt or prevent analysis, helping them to avoid detection. My course on @Pluralsight will teach you effective strategies for detecting and defeating these techniques!

🧠 pluralsight.com/courses/defeat…

My next course on @Pluralsight is officially underway! This course will continue the #malware #skills path and cover the foundations of analyzing #assembly . If you want to get notifications when the course goes live, follow me on Pluralsight 🙏

pluralsight.com/authors/josh-s…

I've hosted several malware analysis workshops over the past few years, I've collected those on YouTube and added to the following playlist 👇

youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Samples from the workshops have been archived on Github:

👉 github.com/jstrosch/malwa…

My next course on @Pluralsight is officially underway! This course will continue the #malware #skills path and cover the foundations of analyzing #assembly . If you want to get notifications when the course goes live, follow me on Pluralsight 🙏

pluralsight.com/authors/josh-s…

Been slowly adding small programs that help me when teaching malware analysis - most programs in c/c++

👓 github.com/jstrosch/learn…

Example, a program that implements the PEB-walking technique to resolve imports.

github.com/jstrosch/learn…

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I have several in-depth explanations of key #PE file format properties - you can watch them on this playlist 👇

📽️ youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Not sure what the PE file format is? I've got you covered there too :)

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1/2 - Did you know you can automate and customize what tools the #flarevm installs? I've been building 'profiles' to help speed installation up by removing packages that aren't needed. This helps me create more purpose-built VMs - what do you think?

github.com/jstrosch/FLARE…

🔥 Really looking forward to joining Stephen in a few weeks!

Another video has posted! This is the first of a multi-video series discussing #DetectItEasy , or DIE, and will lead up to discussions around (un)packing and time-travel debugging ( #TTD ) with #WinDbg .

👉 youtu.be/FB_e1mIhykk

Oh, no call out boxes this time ;)