Course on Reverse Engineering and Software Cracking
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    Course on Reverse Engineering and Software Cracking

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    200 horas
    260€
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    Presentación

    Course on Reverse Engineering and Software Cracking offers you a unique opportunity to delve into the dynamic and ever-evolving realm of cybersecurity. As technology advances, the demand for skilled professionals in software analysis and protection is soaring, making this a timely and sought-after expertise. Through engaging modules, you will acquire the ability to dissect software, understand its architecture, and develop skills to enhance security measures. This online course is crafted to equip you with the strategic insights needed to anticipate and counteract potential threats. Whether you aim to enhance your career prospects or simply satisfy your curiosity in a high-demand field, this course promises to empower you with the knowledge to stand out in the competitive tech landscape.
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    Para qué te prepara
    This course equips you with the skills to analyse and deconstruct software, enabling you to understand its underlying structures. You'll learn to identify vulnerabilities, enhance software security, and implement solutions to safeguard against potential threats. By mastering these techniques, you will confidently dissect complex code, reverse-engineer software, and apply your knowledge to solve real-world challenges in the tech industry.
    Objetivos
    - To understand the fundamentals of reverse engineering processes and techniques. - To identify and analyse software vulnerabilities and weaknesses. - To learn to decompile and examine binary code effectively. - To interpret assembly language for software analysis and debugging. - To explore various tools and methods for software cracking. - To apply reverse engineering skills to enhance software security. - To gain insights into ethical considerations and legal implications.
    A quién va dirigido
    This course is designed for IT professionals, software developers, and computer science graduates eager to deepen their understanding of reverse engineering and software cracking. It's ideal for those looking to enhance their skills and stay updated on current methodologies, without requiring advanced prior knowledge in the field.
    Salidas Profesionales
    - Cybersecurity analyst specialising in vulnerability assessment - Malware analyst for security firms - Software developer with a focus on security patches - IT consultant for software protection strategies - Forensic analyst in digital crime investigation - Security researcher in software protection mechanisms - Reverse engineer for software development companies
    Temario

    UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION TO ETHICAL HACKING

    UNIT 2. ETHICAL HACKING PHASES IN SYSTEM AND NETWORK ATTACKS

    UNIT 3. ETHICAL HACKING PHASES IN WIFI NETWORK ATTACKS

    UNIT 4. ETHICAL HACKING PHASES IN WEB ATTACKS

    UNIT 5. INTRODUCTION TO REVERSE ENGINEERING

    UNIT 6. TYPES OF REVERSE ENGINEERING

    UNIT 7. CRACKING TOOLS

    Titulación
    Claustro

    Rafael Marín Sastre

    Ingeniero técnico en informática de sistemas por la Universidad de Granada (UGR).  

    Apasionado de la informática y de las nuevas tecnologías, cuenta con 10 años de experiencia y vocación en el ámbito TIC y la programación de software. Es experto en desarrollo web, programación de aplicaciones, análisis de datos, big data, ciberseguridad y diseño y experiencia de usuario (UX/UI). 

    Alan Sastre

    Ocupa el puesto de CTO (Chief Technology Officer) y formador. Diseña e imparte formación en diferentes áreas como desarrollo web, bases de datos, big data, business intelligence y ciencia de datos. Además, trabaja diaramente con las tecnologías del ecosistema Java, C# y Phyton.

    Dani Pérez Lima

    Global IT support manager de una multinacional con más de 20 años de experiencia en el mundo IT, además de un apasionado de la virtualización de sistemas y de la transmisión de conocimiento en el ámbito de la tecnología.

    José Domingo Muñoz Rodríguez

    Ingeniero informático, profesor de secundaria de ASIR y coorganizador de OpenStack Sevilla con dilata experiencia en sistemas GNU/Linux. Administra clouds públicos y gestiona un cloud privado con OpenStack.

    Juan Benito Pacheco

    Como tech lead, ayuda a organizaciones a escalar sus servicios e infraestructura. Lleva más de 5 años programando tanto en front-end como back-end con JavaScript, Angular, Python o Django, entre otras tecnologías.

    Juan Diego Pérez Jiménez

    Profesor de Ciclos Formativos de Grado Superior de Informática. Más de 10 años creando páginas web y enseñando cómo hacerlas, cómo usar bases de datos y todo lo relacionado con la informática.

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