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## Books published by Uriel Kosayev

Released September 7th, 2025

Fighting Malware to the Death – Real-World Threats and Reverse Engineering Tactics

4.8

This book is a field guide to dissecting malware in the real world. From first byte to persistence, obfuscation, payload logic, and attacker tradecraft, nothing is skipped. Learn step-by-step reverse engineering, spot evasion and C2 tricks, and apply proven methodologies to bring order to chaos. Built on real cases and incident response, it equips analysts, responders, red teamers, and defenders with tactics that work under fire.

You’ll master:

-   Reverse engineering techniques for evasive malware.
-   Diagnosing persistence, unpacking, obfuscation, C2 (Command & Control) indicators.
-   Proven methodologies (Baseline Enumeration Methodology & Reverse Engineering Methodology) to organize chaotic analysis.
-   Thinking like an attacker for better defense.

Real-world impact: each case study comes from actual incident responses, where decisions matter and errors are costly.

8000+ People bought this book

Learn practical techniques and tactics to combat, bypass, and evade antivirus software

4.8

Antivirus software is built to detect, prevent, and remove malware from systems, but this does not guarantee the security of your antivirus solution as certain changes can trick the antivirus and pose a risk for users. This book will help you to gain a basic understanding of antivirus software and take you through a series of antivirus bypass techniques that will enable you to bypass antivirus solutions. The book starts by introducing you to the cybersecurity landscape, focusing on cyber threats, malware, and more. You will learn how to collect leads to research antivirus and explore the two common bypass approaches used by the authors.