SNS F610 Reverse Engineering Malware Training
 
Course Description
The SNS F610 Reverse Engineering Malware Training course provides an in-depth, hands-on introduction to malware analysis and reverse engineering. Designed for cybersecurity professionals who want to understand how malicious software is built, behaves, and can be dissected, this training develops the analytical mindset and technical skills required to investigate sophisticated threats.
 
Through guided labs, practical tooling, and structured methodologies, you will learn how to examine binaries, unpack obfuscated code, identify malicious capabilities, and trace execution flows. The course prepares learners to analyze real-world malware samples safely while building a solid foundation in reverse engineering techniques used in professional threat intelligence and incident response roles.
 
What You Will Learn
Fundamentals of malware behavior, structure, and lifecycle
Static and dynamic analysis techniques for various malware types
Assembly fundamentals and how to interpret disassembled code
Use of industry tools such as IDA, Ghidra, debuggers, and sandboxes
Identifying packing, obfuscation, encryption, and anti-analysis techniques
Extracting indicators of compromise (IOCs) for defensive operations
Behavioral analysis through controlled execution and monitoring
Reverse engineering workflows for incident response and threat hunting
 
Who This Course Is For
Malware analysts, incident responders, and threat hunters
Cybersecurity professionals seeking advanced reverse engineering skills
SOC analysts looking to deepen their understanding of adversary techniques
Learners preparing for malware analysis or reverse engineering certifications
 
Course Outcomes
By the end of the course, you will be able to analyze and dissect malware samples using professional methodologies, identify malicious capabilities, extract intelligence, and support incident response workflows—fully aligned with the objectives of the SNS F610 Reverse Engineering Malware Training program.