To celebrate 15 (0xF) years of Software Diagnostics Library (former Crash Dump Analysis blog) this August, we open a Summer sale of Memory Dump Analysis Anthology Volume Set with a 50% discount. It also includes Volume 14 once it is published on the anniversary date. The sale end date is undefined and equals to min(salesTarget.dateAchieved(), Date(“14-August-2021”)).

The new Volume 14 will bring the total number of books to 16.

Some software components are innocent victims of other component coding mistakes or deliberate subversion and some start as a part of crimeware and malware but eventually become victims themselves (they crash, hang, spike, leak, are dumped, subverted, etc.) This training pack introduces novel pattern languages for the unified malware and victimware analysis by using behavioral and structural analysis patterns.

This training introduces novel static and dynamic malware analysis pattern languages for security researchers, system and network administrators, digital forensics and malware analysts. It includes 2 training courses, 2 seminar transcripts, and a pattern reference:

Learn Microsoft Debugger and its commands in a variety of contexts: crash and hang dump analysis, incident diagnostics and anomaly analysis, disassembling and reversing, vulnerability research, memory forensics, malware analysis, legacy code, live and postmortem debugging. This comprehensive training pack includes 7 hands-on practical courses.

Sample hi-res certificate in PDF format.

The full color transcript of Software Diagnostics Services training sessions with 28 step-by-step exercises, notes, source code of specially created modeling applications and more than 100 questions and answers. Covers more than 60 crash dump analysis patterns from x86 and x64 process, kernel, complete (physical), and active memory dumps. Learn how to analyse application, service and system crashes and freezes, navigate through memory dump space and diagnose heap corruption, memory leaks, CPU spikes, blocked threads, deadlocks, wait chains, and much more.

This 1,600-page dense reference set includes: