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    Learn anti-virus structure and
    principles with Python 3

    Learn the inner workings of anti-virus using the Python language.
    You will also learn how to diagnose and treat various malware through anti-virus exercises.

    Contact us on +82-2-2671-3344

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    Anti-Virus Structure and Principles with Python 3
    • Training hours
    • 09:30 to 17:30 (35 hours | 5 days)
    • Training locations
    • KnK Digital Tower, 220 Yeongsin-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, Korea
    • Training costs
    • Inquiry, non-reimbursement process
    • Capacity
    • 10 to 20 people
    • Remarks
    • Lecture PPT, certificate for 80% attendance

    Reference books

    Anti-Virus Structure and Principles with Python 3 (eBook-PDF)

    Educational purposes

    Anti-virus development is a skill that only a few security experts in Korea possess. The purpose of this training is to make it easier to develop anti-virus using Python, a scripting language, rather than C/C++.

    Training for

    • You want to be an information security professional

    • Interested in anti-virus development

    • Looking for a new field, new experience

    Training schedule and content

    Day 1

    Before you start developing a vaccine
    • Malware
    • What is Malware?
    • History of Malware
    • Classification of malware
    • Malware nomenclature
    • Vaccines
    • What is a Vaccine?
    • History of domestic vaccines
    • Python (building development environments)
    • Understanding Python
    • Installing Python
    • Python Grammar
    • How vaccines work
    • Making Vaccines Super Simple
    • MD5 Hash
    • Increased malware scanning speed
    • Increase in malware patterns
    • Separation of malware pattern files
    • Exception handling in malware pattern files
    • Separation of malware remediation modules
    • Detaching the Malware Diagnostics Module

    Day 2

    Developing cancer/decryption tools for vaccines
    • Why encryption is necessary
    • Compiling Python
    • Python decompilers
    • Develop cancer/decryption tools
    • Encryption of the Vaccine Engine Module
    • Decryption of vaccine engine modules
    • Loading modules dynamically
    • Loading modules from files
    • Loading modules from memory
    • Python as an executable
    • How to use py2exe
    • How to use pyInstaller

    Day 3

    Structure of plug-in Anti-Viruses
    • Structure of foreign vaccine engines
    • Kaspersky Antivirus Engine
    • Bitdefender Antivirus Engine
    • Developing vaccine engine modules in a plugin structure
    • Designing a Vaccine Engine Module
    • Developing a Dummy Vaccine Engine Module
    • Testing the Dummy Vaccine Engine Module
    • Developing the EICAR Test Vaccine Engine Module
    • Testing the EICAR Test Vaccine Engine Module
    • Encrypting Vaccine Engine Modules
    • Loading modules dynamically
    • Loading modules from files
    • Loading modules from memory
    • Python as an executable
    • How to use py2exe
    • How to use pyInstaller

    Day 4

    Developing the antivirus engine kernel
    • Vaccine engine module priorities
    • Antivirus Engine Module Priority List File
    • Modifications to cryptographic tools
    • Development of the vaccine engine kernel module
    • Determining Vaccine Engine Module Priorities
    • Implementing the Vaccine Engine Kernel Class
    • Dynamically Loading and Managing Vaccine Engine Modules
    • Calling a Vaccine Engine Module
    • Developing native libraries
    • Overview of native libraries
    • Priorities for native libraries
    • Designing Native libraries
    • Developing a compressed file engine
    • ZIP File Formats
    • Working with ZIP files in Python
    • Modifying the antivirus kernel
    • ALZ File Format
    • EGG File Format
    • UPX File Format

    Day 5

    Developing a malware engine
    • PE Engine
    • PE File Format Analysis
    • Developing a Windows malware diagnostic and remediation engine
    • Developed Windows malware pattern generator
    • OLE Engine
    • OLE File Format Analysis
    • Developed Hangul (HWP) malware diagnosis/cure engine
    • Script engine
    • Overview of script file formats
    • Script file formats
    • Developing a script engine
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