Peach Training

Peach has grown into a complex package and as such starting in 2008 training is being offered at several security conferences. This training is also offered direct to companies that would prefer having on site training, usually at a decent cost savings over sending people to train at a conference.

Conference Training

Peach training is offered at the following security conferences:

Blackhat Vegas	CanSecWest
Blackhat DC	EUSecWest
Blackhat Europe	BA-Con
	PacSec

Prices vary by conference and country, please check the respective websites for pricing.

Onsite Training

Peach training can also be delivered on site with an option of customized content. For information about onsite training please contact Michael Eddington at mike@phed.org.

Maximum class size	20 students
Number of instructors	1 for < 10, 2 > 10 students
Customized content?	Yes, for additional fee
Multiple delivery discount?	Yes
What must the company provide?	Training room, machine for each student, projector, whiteboard

Training Overview

The entirety of the course is student centric, hands on, and lab intensive. On day one, students will be instructed on the use of the Peach Fuzzing Platform, from a practitioner's perspective, learning the ways in which Peach can be used to fuzz a variety of targets including network protocol parsers, ActiveX/COM interfaces, file parsers, APIs, and web services. Students will build and run fuzzers that target real world applications.

On the second day, students will be exposed to the internals of Peach for a developer's perspective. The Peach architecture and module interfaces will be explained in great detail as to equip students with the skills necessary to extend and adapt Peach to their custom needs. Students will then develop their own Peach extensions in a lab environment to reinforce these concepts.

Upon completion of this course, students will be enabled to create effective fuzzers that target:

State-aware network protocol parsers
N-tier applications
File parsers
COM and Active/X components
Apply these concepts and tools to their unique environment
Utilize parallel fuzzing to increase fuzzing efficiency

Prerequisite Knowledge

Ability to use Windows XP
Ability to use WireShark
Working knowledge of basic XML or HTML

Laptop requirements

A laptop capable of running two Windows XP Virtual Machines
Dual Core machine w/2GB of RAM recommended
One of the following Virtualalization Platforms:
- VMWare Server 2.0
- VMWare Player 2.0 (FREE)
- VMWare Workstation 6.x
One of the following devices:
- USB 2.0 port
- Dual Layer DVD Drive