Reverse Engineers, also known as Malware Analysts, use decompiling, disassembling, and de-obfuscating to gain a deeper understanding of how and what a malicious software operates. They identify, examine, and understand various forms of malicious software, such as adware, bots, rootkits, spyware, ransomware, Trojan horses, viruses, and worms.
Reverse Engineers, or Malware Analysts, use debugging tools regularly, including IDA Pro, WinDbg, OllyDbg, or Immunity Debugger. They also need to be able to use the relevant tools to reconstruct unknown formats, data structures, and unknown TCP/IP protocols, as well as scripting and coding tools.
Category | Organization | Certification |
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Defense | SECO-Institute | S-ISF |
Defense | SECO-Institute | S-ISP |
Planning | SECO-Institute | S-ISME |
Management | SECO-Institute | S-CISO |
Defense | SECO-Institute | S-ITSF |
Defense | SECO-Institute | S-ITSP |
Defense | SECO-Institute | S-ITSE |
Management | SECO-Institute | S-CITSO |
GRC | SECO-Institute | S-DPF |
GRC | SECO-Institute | S-DPP |
Category | Organization |
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