Malware Analysis Techniques. Tricks for the triage of adversarial software by Dylan Barker, 2021

Analyze malicious samples, write reports, and use industry-standard methodologies to confidently triage and analyze adversarial software and malware.

Malware Analysis Techniques begins with an overview of the nature of malware, the current threat landscape, and its impact on businesses. Once you've covered the basics of malware, you'll move on to discover more about the technical nature of malicious software, including static characteristics and dynamic attack methods within the MITRE ATT&CK framework. You'll also find out how to perform practical malware analysis by applying all that you've learned to attribute the malware to a specific threat and weaponize the adversary's indicators of compromise (IOCs) and methodology against them to prevent them from attacking.

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CISSP Concepts Guide by M.Waleed Khaliq, 2023

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Windows_Forensics Building lab and Essential investigation by Ahmed Elkady

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File Binding Methods (RTC0015) by Hadess, 2023

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Linux Performance Analysis in a Nutshell! by Mohammad Tarique

Understanding the health and performance of your Linux system is crucial for ensuring smooth operations. Whether you're a seasoned sysadmin or just diving into Linux, these commands are essential tools in your diagnostic toolkit. In this document, I've broken down some fundamental Linux commands that I use, what to look out for, and potential red flags that might indicate performance issues. Swipe through to level up your Linux diagnostic skills!

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Incident Response Cheatsheet for Windows and Linux platform

For some people who use their computer systems, their systems might seem normal to them, but they might never realise that there could be something really fishy or even that fact that their systems could have been compromised. Making use of Incident Response a large number of attacks at the primary level could be detected. The investigation can be carried out to obtain any digital evidence.

Detecting any intrusion in your system is a very important step towards Incident response. Incident response is quite vast, but it is always better to start small. While performing incident response, you should always focus on suspected systems and the areas where it seems there could be a breach. Making use of Incident Response, you could detect a large number of attacks at the primary level.

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