SkillSoft Explore Course – Lambers, Inc.

IT Professional Certifications EC Council Certified Ethical hacker Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) v11

The most common way for anti-virus programs to detect a malware infection is by checking files against a database of known-malicious objects. In this course, you'll learn about fileless malware, which avoids detection by not writing any files with known malicious content. Next, you'll explore malware analysis techniques that allow you to configure stronger defenses. You'll also examine sheep dipping and how to build a test environment. There are many security controls to protect against malware infections, so you'll complete this course by learning about countermeasures like logging, anti-virus, and backups. This course is one in a series that helps to prepare you for the Certified Ethical Hacker v11 (312-50) exam.

Asset ID	it_spceh11tv_23_enus
Course Type	Video Course
Course Category	EC Council

Objectives
CEH v11: Fileless Malware, Malware Analysis & Countermeasures describe how to obfuscate commands to avoid detection describe the different classifications of fileless malware describe the fileless malware infection process identifying the steps of the fileless malware infection process identify the fileless malware classification types configure or build a malware test environment describe how to find or prevent malware using sheep dipping identify tools and techniques for doing malware analysis recognize common malware analysis techniques identity malware countermeasures such as logging, monitoring, backups, and blocking that can make a system more resilient to malware attacks recognize malware countermeasures that can empower you to create a system that is much more resilient to malware attacks

Objectives

CEH v11: Fileless Malware, Malware Analysis & Countermeasures

describe how to obfuscate commands to avoid detection
describe the different classifications of fileless malware
describe the fileless malware infection process
identifying the steps of the fileless malware infection process
identify the fileless malware classification types
configure or build a malware test environment
describe how to find or prevent malware using sheep dipping
identify tools and techniques for doing malware analysis
recognize common malware analysis techniques
identity malware countermeasures such as logging, monitoring, backups, and blocking that can make a system more resilient to malware attacks
recognize malware countermeasures that can empower you to create a system that is much more resilient to malware attacks