Built for serious students of malware.
REMA Club is an independent educational initiative for Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis. The hub combines written articles, video walkthroughs, an eBook, a 360-question bank, and validated MCQ assessments — designed for learners moving from theory into hands-on analysis of real samples.
What you get
- REMA eBook 2026 — six-unit, ~135-page reference covering static and dynamic analysis fundamentals through advanced unpacking.
- Question Bank (360 questions) and MCQ Bank (120 questions), mapped to Course Outcomes and Bloom's Taxonomy levels.
- Cheatsheet — concise quick-reference for analysts.
- Video walkthroughs of real samples: njRAT, Jigsaw, Qakbot and others — embedded with synchronized step-by-step notes.
- MCQ tests with verifiable certificates. Pass once, get a unique cert ID and a public verification URL.
Course Instructor
Ashish Revar teaches Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis (REMA) across postgraduate and undergraduate programmes and delivers training to law-enforcement and government agencies. Areas of work include malware analysis, cloud security, and ML-based detection. PhD research focuses on automatic YARA rule generation for cloud malware detection.
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A note on certificates
REMA Club is an independent learning initiative. Certificates issued by this portal are credentials of completion for our publicly available assessments and reflect the knowledge tested by those assessments. They are not institutional academic credentials and do not represent any specific university or government body. Each certificate carries a unique identifier and a public verification URL so anyone can validate authenticity.