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CyberCode Academy

Welcome to CyberCode Academy — your audio classroom for Programming and Cybersecurity.🎧 Each course is divided into a series of short, focused episodes that take you from beginner to advanced level — one lesson at a time.From Python and web development to ethical hacking and digital defense, our content transforms complex concepts into simple, engaging audio learning.Study anywhere, anytime — and level up your skills with CyberCode Academy.🚀 Learn. Code. Secure.You can listen and download our

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Course 43 - Practical Malware Development | Episode...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/15

In this episode, we build a custom interactive command-line shell in C#, exploring how applications can combine filesystem navigation, system reconnaissance, and operating-system command execution into a single interface.The episode takes a practical, step-by-step approach, beginning with basic directory operations and gradually introducing system information gathering and command execution.1. Directory NavigationWe begin by building the foundations of the custom shell around local filesystem

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20:44

Course 43 - Practical Malware Development | Episode...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/14

This episode introduces the core concepts behind offensive C# development for authorized penetration testing and red-team environments. The walkthrough follows a simplified offensive-tool lifecycle, beginning with host reconnaissance and progressing through persistence mechanisms and dynamic retrieval of additional components.The focus is on understanding how C# can interact directly with the Windows operating system and its APIs.1. Host Reconnaissance and System InformationThe episode begins with

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19:44

Course 43 - Practical Malware Development | Episode...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/13

This episode establishes the essential development foundations across Windows and Linux, preparing the workspace for advanced scripting, application development, and future security-focused projects.The episode takes a practical, hands-on approach, configuring a Windows development environment and then building a complete local web and database stack on Ubuntu.1. Configuring the Windows Development EnvironmentThe first part of the episode focuses on preparing Windows for C# and .NET development.The

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20:02

Course 43 - Practical Malware Development | Episode...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/12

This episode provides a complete, step-by-step guide to building a practical virtual sandbox using VirtualBox or VMware. The goal is to create isolated and reliable Windows and Linux environments that can be used for software development, testing, and server-side application work.1. Preparing the Virtualization EnvironmentThe episode begins by covering the essential software and installation media required to build the lab:Installing VirtualBox or VMwareObtaining the official Windows 10 ISOObtaining

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20:39

Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/11

This module provides a hands-on exploration of mobile malware analysis through two distinct case studies, one for iOS and one for Android, designed to let you work independently to uncover the functionality of malicious programs. The episode is structured into the following key components: 1. iOS Case Study: Corporate Security Assessment The first scenario involves a corporate iPhone reported for "acting weird". As a security analyst, your goal is to:Assess the Risk: Determine if the corporate

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24:31

Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/10

This episode provides a comprehensive guide to designing and equipping a professional mobile malware analysis lab, with a focus on building a secure, repeatable, and well-instrumented environment for both iOS and Android research.1. Lab Design and InfrastructureThe episode begins by emphasizing that a professional malware lab requires more than simply running a few virtual machines. Researchers must carefully plan the environment around security, isolation, performance, and repeatability.Key

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17:34

Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/09

This episode focuses on designing a professional, scalable, and repeatable mobile malware analysis laboratory, moving beyond a simple virtual-machine setup toward an environment suitable for long-term security research.1. Strategic Lab PlanningBefore building the lab, analysts should define its purpose and scope:Determine whether the environment will be air-gapped, isolated, or internet-connected.Identify the platforms that will be analyzed, such as Android, iOS, Windows, or macOS.Design the

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28:08

Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/08

This episode covers dynamic analysis of Android applications, with a strong emphasis on runtime interaction, monitoring, and debugging.1. Android Dynamic Analysis with DrozerThe episode introduces Drozer, an Android security assessment framework that allows researchers to interact with application components while they are running.Key capabilities include:Establishing communication between the analysis machine and Android device using ADB port forwarding.Enumerating installed packages and examining

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24:15

Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/07

Dynamic Mobile Malware Analysis — iOS and AndroidThis episode expands dynamic malware analysis beyond basic runtime observation and introduces process instrumentation, debugging, network capture, and automated mobile-security frameworks across both iOS and Android.The central idea is:Static analysis tells you what a sample may be capable of; dynamic analysis shows what it actually does when executed.1. iOS Dynamic AnalysisThe iOS portion focuses on three major capabilities:Runtime instrumentation

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23:12

Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/06

Dynamic iOS Malware Analysis — Key TakeawaysApplication Entry PointThe standard entry point for an iOS application is UIApplicationMain.It initializes the application runtime and connects the application to its App Delegate, which manages important lifecycle events.Method SwizzlingMethod swizzling allows an analyst to intercept or replace a class method at runtime.In a controlled malware-analysis environment, you can hook a method responsible for a network/environment check and alter its behavior so

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21:16

Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/05

Mobile Malware Static Analysis — Module ConclusionThis episode serves as a knowledge check and consolidation of the basic static-analysis methodology covered across both iOS and Android. The emphasis is not on learning one particular tool, but on developing a repeatable investigation process.1. iOS Static AnalysisSeveral important tools and artifacts are reinforced.class-dumpUsed primarily to extract and inspect Objective-C class information from compiled iOS binaries.It can help

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21:15

Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/04

Android Basic Static Analysis — Advanced Study GuideThis episode demonstrates how to perform basic static analysis of Android applications, moving from initial malware triage to manifest analysis, code decompilation, and identification of suspicious functionality.1. Android Malware Analysis MethodologyAlthough Android and iOS have very different architectures, the fundamental malware-analysis methodology remains similar:Sample ↓ Identification ↓ Hashing ↓ Threat Intelligence ↓ Manifest Analysis ↓

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Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/03

iOS Basic Static Analysis — Advanced Study GuideThis episode moves from the fundamentals of iOS malware analysis into hands-on static binary analysis, demonstrating how command-line utilities and reverse-engineering tools can reveal valuable information without executing the malware.1. otool — Inspecting Mach-O Binariesotool is one of the most useful command-line utilities for examining Apple Mach-O binaries.A particularly important option is:otool -L application This displays the dynamic libraries

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Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/02

iOS Malware Analysis — Key TakeawaysThis episode introduces the fundamentals of iOS malware analysis, combining the historical evolution of mobile threats with the methodology used by security researchers to investigate them.1. Understanding Mobile MalwareMobile malware is malicious software designed to disrupt devices, steal information, gain unauthorized access, or perform malicious actions. Common categories include:RansomwareBanking TrojansSMS-based malwareSpywareBackdoors2. Evolution of iOS

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Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/09/01

Android Security & APK Architecture — Advanced Study Template1. Android Security ModelAndroid security is built around several fundamental objectives:- Protecting user and application data- Isolating applications from one another- Controlling privileges- Providing secure inter-process communication- Restricting unauthorized access to system resourcesThe architecture combines traditional Linux security mechanisms with Android-specific controls.2. Linux FoundationAndroid is built on the Linux

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21:34

Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/08/31

A comprehensive technical exploration of the foundational architectures and security models of iOS and Android, providing the essential knowledge required for mobile security analysis and malware research.The journey begins with iOS security, examining its three major pillars: system security, data security, and application security. You will learn how iOS applications operate within the Cocoa Touch layer and how the sandbox model isolates applications to protect system resources and user data. The

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Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/08/30

iOS Application Architecture & Jailbreaking — Advanced Study Template1. iOS Application ArchitectureiOS applications are primarily developed using:SwiftObjective-CXcode as the main development environmentAfter compilation, an application is packaged into an IPA (iOS App Store Package).An IPA is essentially an archive containing the components required to install and execute the application.2. Anatomy of an IPAA typical IPA contains a structure similar to:Application.ipa │ └── Payload/ │ └──

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Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/08/29

iOS Architecture & Security — Study Template1. iOS Architecture OverviewThe iOS platform can be understood as a layered architecture in which higher-level frameworks rely on increasingly fundamental system services.┌─────────────────────────────┐ │ Cocoa Touch │ ├─────────────────────────────┤ │ Core Media │ ├─────────────────────────────┤ │ Core Services │ ├─────────────────────────────┤ │ Core OS │ └─────────────────────────────┘ ↓ Hardware 2. Cocoa TouchCocoa Touch represents the upper

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21:14

Course 42 - Mobile Malware Analysis Fundamentals |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/08/28

Mobile Malware Analysis — Foundational Study Template1. Course ObjectiveThis module introduces the fundamentals of mobile malware analysis for both:AndroidiOSThe course is designed to build the knowledge required to investigate malicious mobile applications, understand their behavior, and identify security risks.2. Technical PrerequisitesBefore beginning mobile malware analysis, you should have a basic understanding of:ProgrammingBasic programming conceptsReading and understanding source codeBasic

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Course 41 - Analyzing Attacks for Incident Handlers |...

CyberCode Academy ·

2026/08/27

🧠 Live Memory Forensics Lab — Mandiant Redline (Full Workflow)🎯 Lab ObjectivePerform a real-world memory forensic investigation on an infected Windows VM using Mandiant Redline, covering:Infection → Data Collection → Transfer → Analysis → IOC Identification🧪 Lab OverviewEnvironment:Target: Windows 7 Virtual Machine (infected)Malware Sample: her.exe (Dyre/Dridex family behavior)Tool: Mandiant Redline⚠️ Critical Rule❌ NEVER analyze forensic data on the infected machine✅ ALWAYS transfer to a clean

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