Posted on February 24, 2020
Building your Malware Analysis Home Lab for learning and fun
Over the years, threat actors are increasingly using more complex techniques to obscure how their malware operates. Keeping up with the changing trends might be difficult, however, you don’t need 15 years of experience in reverse engineering to help you win this battle. One great way to learn about malware is to build your own home lab and play with real samples within this environment. This can be a fun and educational project. If you do happen to be an InfoSec analyst, doing digital forensics or incident response, the knowledge you harvest through building and running a malware analysis Lab at work/home just might help you do your job more effectively.
Read MorePosted on June 21, 2019
[FR] De 0 à l’OSCP en 3 mois [MAJ 2022]
Ces derniers mois passés m’ont transformé de plusieurs façons.. Je me souviendrai pour toujours des jours et des nuits passées à essayer de rooter les machines du laboratoire Offsec.
L’OSCP c’est aussi expérimenter un véritable roller coaster émotionnel: l’excitation, la frustration, la joie et la satisfaction se sont révélées très gratifiantes pour l’amélioration de mes compétences en Cybersécurité.
Posted on June 20, 2019
My OSCP transformation – 2019 | Write-up [2022 Update]
In many aspects, the last few months have sculpted/transformed me. I’ll never forget the days and nights spent attempting to root Offsec’s Lab machines. This was without a doubt the most difficult issue I’ve ever faced in my professional life.
Experiencing a full range of emotions, including excitement, aggravation, joy, and satisfaction, has shown to be quite beneficial in improving my general cybersecurity skills.
