Malware Analysis & Reverse Engineering focuses on understanding how malicious software works by analyzing and deconstructing real-world malware samples. This category teaches you how to safely investigate malware behavior, reverse engineer executables, and uncover how attacks operate at a technical level.

You will learn core topics such as static and dynamic malware analysis, reverse engineering fundamentals, debugging techniques, binary analysis, sandboxing, memory analysis, and behavior monitoring. The courses cover professional tools and workflows used by malware analysts and security researchers to dissect trojans, ransomware, spyware, and other malicious code, as well as techniques for identifying indicators of compromise (IOCs).

This category is ideal for cybersecurity professionals, malware analysts, reverse engineers, SOC analysts, and ethical hackers who want deep technical insight into how malware operates. By mastering malware analysis and reverse engineering skills, you’ll be able to investigate advanced threats, support incident response, and improve detection and defense strategies against real-world cyber attacks.