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Malware Development And Analysis

Introduction to Malware

What is malware?
What are the types of malware?
Virus
Trojan
Keylogger
Botnet
Adware
APT
Mining malware
What are the differences between malware? What is their purpose?
Behavior types of malware according to operating systems
The principle of anti-virus companies collecting malware
Developing Malware

Developing Malware from Scratch with AutoIT Scripting Language
What is AutoIT? History
Advantages of AutoIT over other languages ​​in malware development
AutoIT installation and compilation processes
AutoIT general syntax structure
Arrays and variables in AutoIT
Loops in AutoIT
Functions in AutoIT
Filing processes in AutoIT
Using system commands with AutoIT
Windows API calls with AutoIT
Combining malware with files of other extensions with AutoIT
AutoIT Obfuscate Tools and Usage
Points to consider according to operating systems in malware development
Points to consider according to security software in malware development
Making Keyloggers with AutoIT
Methods to Bypass Security Mechanisms in Malware

Basic concepts in bypassing security mechanisms
UD (Undetectable)
FUD (Fully undetectable)
Crypter
Wrapper/Binder
Packer
Shellcode concept and areas of use
Metasploit’s place in malware
Metasploit Creating malware with (MSFVenom)
Bypassing Meterpreter agent from Anti-Virus applications
Bypassing Meterpreter agent from firewalls
Bypassing Meterpreter agent from security applications
PowerShell’s place in malware
Creating malware with Powershell
Creating macro malware for office documents
Malware Analysis Methods

What is Win32 API and how does it work?
The most common/used Windows APIs in malware
What are static analysis and dynamic analysis in malware?
Static Malware Analysis
Detection and unpacking of packaging in malware
Discovery of malware with PeStudio
String analysis in malware
PE Resources analysis
Digital Signature analysis
Decompile operations for .NET malware
Dynamic Malware Analysis
Finding malware activities in Windows Registry with tools such as Regshot, RegMon, RegFromApp
SysInternals tools and their usage
Finding malware activities with DirWatch and ProcessWatch tools (file write/read/modified)
Network analysis for malware
Analysis of process activities
Runtime API analysis in malware
Win32 API analysis tools
Packet analysis (TCP, http Debuggers) in malware
Detection of PowerShell malware
Online malware analysis sites and types
Malware Analysis in Live Environment
Ransomware detection and analysis
Remote Administration Tool (RAT) analysis
HTTP Botnet analysis
Detection and live intervention of persistent malware.

Penetration And Ransomware Simulation

Penetration Testing: What You Should Know
Getting Comfortable with Kali Linux
The Essential Tools
Passive Information Gathering
Active Information Gathering
Vulnerability Scanning
Buffer Overflows
Windows Buffer Overflow Exploitation
Linux Buffer Overflow Exploitation
Working with Exploits
File Transfers
Privilege Escalation
Client Side Attacks
Web Application Attacks
Password Attacks
Port Redirection and Tunneling
The Metasploit Framework
Bypassing Antivirus Software
Assembling the Pieces: Penetration Test Breakdown
Active Directory Attacks

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Cyber ​​Threat Intelligence And Source Code Analysis

What is Information?
The Importance of Information
What is Information Security?
What is Cyber ​​Security/War/Crime/Intelligence?
Cyber ​​Threat Intelligence
Introduction to Cyber ​​Threat Intelligence
Types of Cyber ​​Threat Intelligence
Cyber ​​Threat Intelligence Frameworks and Applications
Advanced Persistent Threats (APT)
Understanding Mitre Att&ck and Cyber ​​KillChain
Understanding Indicators of Compromise (IoC)
Threat Intelligence Collection Methods
Threat Intelligence Sources
Threat Analysis Overview
Threat Intelligence Tools Overview
Intelligence Reporting and Dissemination
Threat Intelligence Integration Overview
Intelligence Gathering Methods
Active Intelligence Gathering
Passive Intelligence Gathering
Anonymous Internet Surfing
Using Virtualization Environments
Anonymous WiFi Usage
Wifi Map Application
Wide Network Access with Special Antennas
Chrome UltraSurf Extension
What is Deep/Dark Web?
What is Tor Browser & How Does It Work?
Windows is Not Used for Deep/Dark Web!
Installing and Using Tor Browser for Windows
Installing and Using Tor Browser for Linux
About Qubes OS
Tails OS Installation and Settings
Parrot Security OS Installation and Settings
Am I Really Accessing Tor?
About The Hidden Wiki
Deep Web Search Engines
Deep Web Email Providers
Steganography Technique
Deep Web Social Networks and Forums
Deep Web Chat Rooms
Deep Web (Black) Markets
Accessing Exposed Sensitive Data
Credit Card Shopping
DarkDir – Link Directory
The Onion Crate – Link Directory
About Bitcoin and BlockChain
BitCoin Wallets
What is PGP?
Installing and Configuring PGP on Windows
How to Publish Web on the Deep Web?
Deep Web Hosting Services
ServNet
Daniel’s Hosting
SyhServers
TorShops
Accessing the Deep Web from Android
Orbot
Orfox
Fire.Onion
Accessing Onion Sites Without Tor Browser

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Cyberthint – Unified Cyber Threat Intelligence Platform

In this era where digital transformation is accelerating, the importance of cybersecurity is increasing day by day. The ever-evolving dynamics of the digital world require innovative solutions in the field of cybersecurity.

Our product Cyberthint is equipped with innovative features that will help you protect your digital assets while increasing your business’s resilience against cyber threats. With the combination of CTI (Cyber ​​Threat Intelligence) and DRP (Digital Risk Protection) solutions, we go beyond cyber threats and evaluate the risks in the digital world in a holistic way.
Here are some features of Cyberthint that will proactively increase the security of your business:

DRP (Digital Risk Protection): Cyberthint’s DRP module constantly monitors your business on the internet, detecting and preventing risks such as brand, data leaks and online fraud in advance.

Data Leak Detection/Monitoring: Our advanced data leak detection system allows you to take preventive measures by identifying potential threats in advance to protect your sensitive information. Thus, you can protect your business’s reputation and customer data.
Threat Intelligence Feed: You can easily integrate the threat database, which is constantly updated with AI-powered analysis, with the security products you use in your business, thus gaining an additional layer of automatic security.

Attack Surface Detection and Management: Cyberthint’s attack surface detection capabilities; constantly monitor your business’s open systems/digital assets, identify points where they are vulnerable to cyber attacks and provide you with visibility to minimize these risks.

Brand Monitoring & Protection: It supports you in protecting your brand’s online reputation by informing you about fake sites, brand imitations and misleading content. In addition, thanks to the “Takedown” feature, it offers pro-active brand protection with the ability to remove fake sites from publication.

Event/Alarm Management: This feature, which can be used independently of the findings detected by the automation and the findings, facilitates your incident management processes and enables the management of encountered situations.

Integrated Security Solutions: Cyberthint offers all the necessary tools to protect your digital assets.
User-Friendly Interface: Cyberthint’s easy-to-use interface makes cybersecurity management accessible to everyone. This interface, which does not require technical knowledge, allows all team members to participate effectively. Expert Analyst Support: Our experienced analysts guide you to maximize your cybersecurity strategy. In addition to Cyberthint’s advanced automation, you can develop the most effective defense against cyber threats at T0, T1 and T2..

Vultage – Vulnerability Management System

Vulnerability Management System
Integrate your vulnerability scanners and manage the results through a single interface

Vultage is a platform that can manage multiple vulnerability scanners through a single dashboard. Vultage offers a rich feature set that allows you to quickly identify, analyze, analyze and prioritize your most critical assets and vulnerabilities.

Vulnerability Management System
A vulnerability management system is a solution used to identify, analyze, classify and manage security vulnerabilities in an organization’s information security processes

Information security professionals are typically few in number in organizations and are often fully responsible for management, risk and compliance. Therefore, they need an additional layer of knowledge to find, track, measure, report and redirect all vulnerabilities in their networks.

A single vulnerability scanner cannot uncover all security risks. Organizations may need to use different scanners due to different requirements. Vultage allows the security findings generated by these different tools to be collected and managed in a single repository.

After the vulnerabilities are detected, the relevant people can be informed quickly and automatically, and the identified findings can be remedied in line with the objectives. All communication during this process can be recorded and managed by the Vultage platform. If necessary, it can be integrated with the ITSM systems already used within the organization to manage tasks.

Dashboards are one of the most effective interfaces for monitoring the security status of all assets from a single point. In addition to the general technical vulnerability dashboard, Vultage also includes dashboards for different perspectives such as risk and compliance. Create different reports for different audiences to ensure that the most critical threats are seen and addressed immediately. Create or schedule reports on demand and automatically share with the appropriate recipients.