Windows APT Warfare by Sheng-Hao Ma

Windows APT Warfare by Sheng-Hao Ma

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Windows APT Warfare assists you in understanding the inner workings of Windows systems and carrying out APT attacks. It starts with a tutorial on compiling code and goes on to explain the process of Windows systems and how attackers can exploit it to evade security measures, ensuring that you can stay safe from ATP malware.

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Windows APT Warfare by Sheng-Hao Ma

Learn Windows system design from the PE binary structure to modern and practical attack techniques used by red teams to implement advanced prevention Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook Key Features Understand how malware evades modern security products Learn to reverse engineer standard PE format program files Become familiar with modern attack techniques used by multiple red teams Book DescriptionAn Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) is a severe form of cyberattack that lies low in the system for a prolonged time and locates and then exploits sensitive information. Preventing APTs requires a strong foundation of basic security techniques combined with effective security monitoring. This book will help you gain a red team perspective on exploiting system design and master techniques to prevent APT attacks. Once you've understood the internal design of operating systems, you'll be ready to get hands-on with red team attacks and, further, learn how to create and compile C source code into an EXE program file. Throughout this book, you'll explore the inner workings of how Windows systems run and how attackers abuse this knowledge to bypass antivirus products and protection. As you advance, you'll cover practical examples of malware and online game hacking, such as EXE infection, shellcode development, software packers, UAC bypass, path parser vulnerabilities, and digital signature forgery, gaining expertise in keeping your system safe from this kind of malware. By the end of this book, you'll be well equipped to implement the red team techniques that you've learned on a victim's computer environment, attempting to bypass security and antivirus products, to test its defense against Windows APT attacks. What you will learn Explore various DLL injection techniques for setting API hooks Understand how to run an arbitrary program file in memory Become familiar with malware obfuscation techniques to evade antivirus detection Discover how malware circumvents current security measures and tools Use Microsoft Authenticode to sign your code to avoid tampering Explore various strategies to bypass UAC design for privilege escalation Who this book is forThis book is for cybersecurity professionals- especially for anyone working on Windows security, or malware researchers, network administrators, ethical hackers looking to explore Windows exploit, kernel practice, and reverse engineering. A basic understanding of reverse engineering and C/C++ will be helpful.
Sheng-Hao Ma is currently working as a threat researcher at TXOne Networks, specializing in Windows reverse engineering analysis for over 10 years. In addition, he is currently a member of CHROOT, an information security community in Taiwan. He has served as a speaker and instructor for various international conferences and organizations such as Black Hat USA, DEFCON, CODE BLUE, HITB, VXCON, HITCON, ROOTCON, Ministry of National Defense, and Ministry of Education.
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ISBN 13 9781804618110
ISBN 10 180461811X
Titre Windows APT Warfare
Auteur Sheng-Hao Ma
État Non disponible
Type de reliure Paperback
Éditeur Packt Publishing Limited
Année de publication 2023-03-17
Nombre de pages 258
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