RE and More by Alexey Kleymenov is a training service focused on reverse engineering and malware analysis. It offers online 1-on-1 live courses as well as on-site workshops for companies and teams. Course topics cover x86/i386/x64 assembly, Windows PE sample analysis, unpacking and process injection, anti-debugging, Windows kernel-mode threats, cross-platform malware, scripts and macros, ARM IoT malware, and more. Its positioning is clearly geared toward practical security skill development.
In terms of delivery, the online courses are explicitly 1:1 live sessions and include theoretical preparation, quizzes, and lab exercises. Each session lasts around 2 hours, with a pre-course questionnaire and lab environment setup used to improve classroom efficiency. The on-site workshops are closer to short training camps, with the instructor traveling to the client’s location for intensive teaching and hands-on practice. As for certificates, the website only clearly states that a certificate listing the topic and number of hours is issued after on-site workshops; it does not specify whether online courses include a certificate. The teaching language is not disclosed, so students in China should confirm this in advance.
The instructor, Alexey Kleymenov, has more than 18 years of hands-on reverse engineering experience. He has worked at several international antivirus companies, participated in investigations into cybercrime and targeted attacks, developed threat intelligence systems, and holds related patents. He is also CISSP-certified and the author of Mastering Malware Analysis. Online course pricing is CHF 149 per session, CHF 669 for 5 sessions, and CHF 1189 for 10 sessions, with course bundles offering roughly 10% to 20% discounts. Student discounts are available upon request. On-site workshops are quoted based on duration and number of participants, with travel expenses billed separately; groups of more than 10 people may receive better pricing.
The main advantages are the highly customizable course content, strong 1-on-1 interaction, the instructor’s solid background, and topic coverage ranging from basic assembly to advanced areas such as IoT malware. The drawbacks are that pricing is in Swiss francs and is not especially low for individual learners; sessions are scheduled on weekday evenings in CET, which may create time-zone challenges for students in China; and the website does not provide a full syllabus, refund policy, or information about Chinese-language support. It is best suited for security practitioners with clear learning goals, CTF participants, beginner or advanced malware analysis students, and enterprise security teams that need intensive training.
The website does not provide information about performance or accessibility from mainland China, so access status from China can only be considered unknown. For payment, it supports debit and credit cards via Stripe, though whether domestic Chinese bank cards work smoothly needs to be verified in practice. As for alternatives, the website mentions Maltrak’s self-paced foundational course on Windows malware analysis. Chinese users may also compare it with domestic cybersecurity training programs, CTF bootcamps, or other English-language malware analysis courses.
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