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Aaron Diaz
In this course you will learn how to avoid sandbox detection (T1497), perform process injection (T1055) and create encrypted C2 channels (T1573) using ColdFire.
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In this course you will learn how to avoid sandbox detection (T1497), perform process injection (T1055) and create encrypted C2 channels (T1573) using ColdFire.
Read more
In this course you will learn how to avoid sandbox detection (T1497), perform process injection (T1055) and create encrypted C2 channels (T1573) using ColdFire.
In this course, Resource Development with ColdFire, you’ll cover how to utilize ColdFire to execute a full-chain infection from a loader to a stage 2 implant in a red team environment. First, you’ll demonstrate how ColdFire can be used to detect being in a sandbox or virtualized environment. Next, you’ll perform some execution guardrails with ColdFire to enumerate the system and validate it’s the intended target machine. Finally, you will cover loading some shellcode in memory with one of ColdFire’s helper functions. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to execute these techniques: sandbox evasion (T1497), process injection (T1055), execution guardrails (T1480) using ColdFire. More importantly, knowing how these techniques can be used against you will ultimately lend to your ability as an organization, or an individual, to detect and defend against specific attack vectors.
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Developing Golang Malware with ColdFire
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Taught by recognized industry experts in offensive security
Develops robust foundational knowledge in process injection, sandbox detection, and encrypted channels
Builds a solid basis for working with ColdFire for effective attack simulations
Requires experience in offensive security or a strong understanding of C programming and networking
May require additional resources for complete implementation of some techniques
Focuses on developing practical skills rather than theoretical knowledge
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Computer Science Teacher
Computer Science Teachers educate students about computer science and programming. They teach students how to write, test, and maintain computer programs. In this course, you will learn how to develop software in C#, a programming language commonly taught to students. Additionally, you will learn how to use concurrent collections, which are a type of data structure that allows for efficient shared access to data. This course may help you to build a strong foundation in programming, which will be needed for a role as a Computer Science Teacher.
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IT Manager
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Time
212 hours
Level
Introductory
Via
Pluralsight
Instructor
Aaron Diaz
Language
English
This course belongs to a
collection
called
C# Development Fundamentals. It's comprised of 22 courses:
- Working with Nulls in C#
- C# Best Practices: Collections and Generics
- C# Interfaces
- LINQ Fundamentals
- Automated Testing with MSTest V2
- C# Fundamentals with Visual Studio 2015
- What's New in C# 6
- Object-Oriented Programming Fundamentals in C#
- Defensive Coding in C#
- C# 5 Events, Delegates and Lambdas
- C# Extension Methods
- Getting Started with Asynchronous Programming in .NET
- C# Concurrent Collections (viewing)
- Dependency Injection On-Ramp
- C# Tips and Traps
- C# Tips and Traps 2
- C# Fundamentals
- Getting Started with Dependency Injection in .NET 2
- Beginning C# 7 Collections
- Dates and Times in .NET 2
- Error Handling in C# with Exceptions
- Advanced C# 7 Collections
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Taught by recognized industry experts in offensive security
Develops robust foundational knowledge in process injection, sandbox detection, and encrypted channels
Builds a solid basis for working with ColdFire for effective attack simulations
Requires experience in offensive security or a strong understanding of C programming and networking
May require additional resources for complete implementation of some techniques
Focuses on developing practical skills rather than theoretical knowledge
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