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  • Cool names : r X4Foundations - Reddit
    The dude in Avarice that does the Tide broadcasts has the not-so-subtle name Grem Rieper (Grim Reaper) I can't think of any other pun or reference names off the top of my head at the moment
  • GREM Review : r GIAC - Reddit
    For this course it starts by going over automated and "static property analysis" (this kind of confused me as I was always taught that static meant disassembling) of malware using tools like sandboxes, fiddler to intercept http requests, fakedns, PeStudio, strings, and many other tools This was useful as sometimes you may not want to share samples of malware or let the adversaries know that
  • What to take next after GCFA? : r GIAC - Reddit
    GREM is really the next logical step for a DFIR career path The ability to do basic malware triage is a pretty critical skill It’s not really that advanced, it’s an introductory course What do you have aside from GCFA? Congrats btw! ETA: I generally suggest GCIH regardless of what you’re looking to get into
  • Which SANS Certs really jump started or accelerated your career?
    GREM is by far the most challenging one I've done, but also the most rewarding You really get into the thick of how a lot of malware operates, x86 assembly, and a lot of key static and dynamic malware analysis techniques So in the end, it really depends on what you want to do in infosec, but there are plenty of options
  • Recommendations for becoming a better malware analyst as a non . . . - Reddit
    The better I get at threat hunting and RE opens up so many new doors and leads I never would have found Ive done it when working alongside a malware analyst but that's rarer, harder to coordinate, etc Anyhow, fingers cross to passing the GREM first! Reply reply More replies ultraviolentfuture •
  • Should get GREM certification? : r Malware - Reddit
    Should get GREM certification? I have 2 years work as a REer in a corporation's Blue team And now I want to get a Reverse or malware analysis certificate But I just saw only the GREM of SANS that got this certificate type Who did get this certificate? Should get GREM certification?
  • [Adoptables Closed Species] The Furry that sold for $20. 5k
    Some were congratulatory towards Tooth, MrGremble and the Grem team, but most were furious and bewildered, rightfully so $20 5k is an enormous amount to spend for a custom furry, but hey, you do you Then, the Tumblr ask accounts relating to the adopt community started flooding with hateful posts
  • r GIAC - Reddit
    Unofficial community to discuss SANS courses GIAC certifications and related topics pertinent to Cybersecurity
  • Taking sans 610 course. . Need your views. : r Malware - Reddit
    This is a course for beginners GREM is a stepping stone It is useful as a goal to achieve some fundamentals to know how to approach the problem of malware analysis Studying for the exam once you leave the class wouldn't be nearly as useful as just immediately focusing on actual analysis and CTF-like exercises crackmes
  • GREM : r GIAC - Reddit
    I'm particularly interested in starting with the GREM (GIAC Reverse Engineering Malware) certification to enhance my skills in malware analysis Since this would be my first security certification, I'm curious if any fellow students or professionals have gone through the GREM certification process?





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