
RE//verse 2026 Training - Advanced Linux Malware Reverse Engineering with Marion Marschalek (3-Day course)
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$3,600.00
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- TRAINING: March 2-4th, 2026 (3-days)
- CONFERENCE: March 5th-7th, 2026 (requires separate purchase, begins the evening of the 5th)
- LOCATION: Caribe Royale, Orlando, FL (discounted group rate link)
- NOTE: Conference admission purchased separately. Conference tickets can be purchased here.
Description
Day 1
- Linux specific reverse engineering concepts, OS internals and ELF file format, dynamic analysis on Linux
- The Linux most-wanted, DDoS bots, bitcoin miners, ransomware
- C++ reverse engineering with Linux malware examples from real world attacks
Day 2
- Linux analysis evasion tricks, packers, process injection techniques
- Hands on unpacking and evasive sample analysis Linux rootkits and eBPF based malware such as Diamorphine, Phalanx2, BPFDoor, and Symbiote
Day 3
- Go and Rust reverse engineering of Linux malware, such as Luna and BlackCat ransomwares
- Targeted Linux malware samples, cases like Turla and BVP47
Key Learning Objectives
- Proficiency in Linux binary analysis knowledge
- Understanding Linux malware in-depth
- Learning Linux analysis evasion techniques
- Advanced analysis techniques, static and dynamic
Class Requirements
Proficiency in reverse engineering x86-64, understanding of other architectures appreciated; basic scripting skills required, Python/Bash. Laptop with x86-64 architecture required to follow class, should be able to run VMware Player, and have 30GB of free disk space. User should have permissions to install software on the machine.
Trainers
Marion Marschalek is an independent security researcher with over 15 years of experience in the security industry, with a primary focus on reverse engineering, and background in malware research and detection, incident response, microarchitecture security and cloud security engineering. She has held positions in Intel and AWS and various threat detection companies, and has published ample research over the years, presenting at conferences like BlackHat, HITB, RSA and REcon. In 2015 Marion founded BlackHoodie, a series of hacker bootcamps which successfully attracts more women to the security industry.