Malware Analysis
Cybersecurity
| Beginner
- 10 videos | 48m 54s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Malware is software that is designed to intentionally wreak destruction and gain access to sensitive information on a target system. In this course, you'll learn about the potential effects that malware can have on a system, as well as common malware types including cavity, stealth, polymorphic, metamorphic, and memory-resident viruses. You'll learn about backdoor exploits, and discover how they can be executed using FTP, HTTP, and password stealing. You'll then learn about the characteristics of worms, spyware, and adware, as well as common techniques and infection methods used by malware to exploit a system. Explore countermeasures used to prevent being infected by malware, and learn how to use security tools and solutions to prevent systems from being compromised. This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Describe potential effects that malware can have on a systemList common virus types including cavity, stealth, polymorphic, metamorphic, and memory resident virusesDescribe components and categories of backdoor exploitsList common types of backdoor exploits including ftp, http, and password stealingDescribe common techniques used to execute a backdoor attack
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Provide an overview and list characteristics of worm virusesDifferentiate between spyware and adwareList common techniques and infection methods used by malware to exploit a systemDescribe countermeasures used to prevent being infected by malwareProvide an overview of security tools and solutions available to prevent systems from being compromised
IN THIS COURSE
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3m 21s
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5m 30s
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3m 29s
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3m 43s
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4m 31s
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2m 14s
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5m 1s
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6m 59s
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7m 2s
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7m 3s
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