A FREE comprehensive reverse engineering tutorial covering x86, x64, 32-bit ARM & 64-bit ARM architectures.
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This tutorial will begin with the basic concepts of malware reverse engineering and graduate to an entry-level basic examination of Assembly Language.
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This tutorial will address the two basic techniques that you can employ when analyzing malware. The first being static analysis and the other being dynamic analysis.
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This tutorial will address the basic forms of malware and how they work in simple terms.
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This tutorial will address x86 Assembly Languages and their usage to produce object code for the aforementioned series of processors.
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This tutorial will address the very basics of the binary number system.
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This tutorial will address the very basics of the hexadecimal number system.
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This tutorial will address the basics of transistors and memory.
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This tutorial will address the basics of memory and examine our first GDB debugger instance and examine our first real look into our computers memory and instructions.
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This tutorial will address the basic architecture of an x86 processor.
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This tutorial will address the general purpose x86 registers.
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This tutorial will address the x86 segment registers.
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This tutorial will address the x86 instruction pointer register.
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This tutorial will address the x86 control registers.
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This tutorial will address the status, control and systems flags.
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This tutorial will address the stack.
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This tutorial will address the heap.
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This tutorial will address how to install Ubuntu Linux on both Windows and MAC.
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This tutorial will address how to install the vim text editor.
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This tutorial will address the age old question of why to bother understanding the basics of Assembly Language.
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This tutorial will address op codes and instruction code handling.
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This tutorial will address how to compile a basic x86 Assembly Program.
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This tutorial will address how to create our first real Assembly Program by moving immediate data.
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This tutorial will address how to debug our first real Assembly Program by moving immediate data.
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This tutorial will address how to hack our first real Assembly Program by moving immediate data.
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This tutorial will address how to create our second real Assembly Program by moving between registers.
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This tutorial will address how to debug our second real Assembly Program by moving between registers.
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This tutorial will address how to hack our second real Assembly Program by moving between registers.
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This tutorial will address how to create our third real Assembly Program by moving between memory and registers
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This tutorial will address how to debug our third real Assembly Program by moving between memory and registers.
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This tutorial will address how to hack our third real Assembly Program by moving between memory and registers.
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This tutorial will address how to create our fourth real Assembly Program by moving between registers and memory.
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This tutorial will address how to debug our fourth real Assembly Program by moving between registers and memory.
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This tutorial will address how to hack our fourth real Assembly Program by moving between registers and memory.
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This tutorial will address how to create our fifth real Assembly Program by indirect addressing with registers.
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This tutorial will address how to debug our fifth real Assembly Program by indirect addressing with registers.
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This tutorial will address how to hack our fifth real Assembly Program by indirect addressing with registers.
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This tutorial will address how to hack our sixth real Assembly Program with CMOV instructions.
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This tutorial will address how to debug our sixth real Assembly Program with CMOV instructions.
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This tutorial will address how to hack our sixth real Assembly Program with CMOV instructions.
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This tutorial will conclude this x86 tutorial.
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This tutorial will introduce our ARM-32 Course 1 tutorial series.
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This tutorial will discuss number systems such as binary, decimal and hexadecimal in detail.
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This tutorial will discuss binary addition.
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This tutorial will discuss binary subtraction.
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This tutorial will discuss word lengths.
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This tutorial will discuss registers.
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This tutorial will discuss the program counter.
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This tutorial will discuss the CPSR.
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This tutorial will discuss the Link Register.
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This tutorial will discuss the Stack Pointer.
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This tutorial will discuss ARM Firmware Boot Procedures.
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This tutorial will discuss Von Neumann Architecture.
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This tutorial will discuss the instruction pipeline.
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This tutorial will discuss the add instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging the add instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking the add instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss the adds instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging the adds instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking the adds instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss the ADC instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging the ADC instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking the ADC instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss the SUB instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging the SUB instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking the SUB instruction.
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This tutorial will introduce our ARM-32 Course 2 course.
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This tutorial will discuss number systems.
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This tutorial will discuss binary addition.
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This tutorial will discuss binary subtraction.
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This tutorial will discuss word lengths.
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This tutorial will discuss registers.
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This tutorial will discuss program counter.
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This tutorial will discuss the CPSR.
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This tutorial will discuss the link register.
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This tutorial will discuss the stack pointer.
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This tutorial will discuss the firmware boot procedures.
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This tutorial will discuss the Von Neumann Architecture.
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This tutorial will discuss the instruction pipeline.
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This tutorial will discuss the basics of a hello world program in ARM 32-bit.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging hello world.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking hello world.
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This tutorial will discuss constants.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging constants.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking constants.
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This tutorial will discuss character variables.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging character variables.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking character variables.
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This tutorial will discuss boolean variables.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging boolean variables.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking boolean variables.
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This tutorial will discuss integer variables.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging integer variables.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking integer variables.
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This tutorial will discuss float variables.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging float variables.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking float variables.
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This tutorial will discuss double variables.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging double variables.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking double variables.
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This tutorial will discuss the sizeof operator.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging sizeof operator.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking sizeof operator.
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This tutorial will discuss the pre-increment operator.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging pre-increment operator.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking pre-increment operator.
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This tutorial will discuss the post-increment operator.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging post-increment operator.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking post-increment operator.
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This tutorial will discuss the pre-decrement operator.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging pre-decrement operator.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking pre-decrement operator.
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This tutorial will discuss post-decrement operator.
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This tutorial will discuss debugging post-decrement operator.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking post-decrement operator.
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ARM 32-bit Raspberry Pi Hacking Hello World example in Kali Linux. -> Click HERE to read the project on GitHub.
ARM 32-bit Raspberry Pi Hacking Int example in Kali Linux. -> Click HERE to read the project on GitHub.
ARM 32-bit Raspberry Pi Hacking Float example in Kali Linux. -> Click HERE to read the project on GitHub.
ARM 32-bit Raspberry Pi Hacking Double example in Kali Linux. -> Click HERE to read the project on GitHub.
ARM 32-bit Raspberry Pi Hacking Char example in Kali Linux. -> Click HERE to read the project on GitHub.
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This tutorial will discuss the cyber revolution.
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This tutorial will discuss transistors.
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This tutorial will discuss logic gates.
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This tutorial will discuss number systems.
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This tutorial will discuss binary addition.
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This tutorial will discuss binary subtraction.
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This tutorial will discuss word lengths.
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This tutorial will discuss the general architecture.
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This tutorial will discuss calling conventions.
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This tutorial will discuss boolean instructions.
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This tutorial will discuss pointers.
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This tutorial will discuss load effective address.
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This tutorial will discuss the data segment.
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This tutorial will discuss the shl instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss the shr instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss rol instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss the ror instruction.
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This tutorial will discuss boot sector basics.
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This tutorial will discuss more boot sector basics.
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This tutorial will discuss more boot sector basics.
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This tutorial will discuss more boot sector basics.
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This tutorial will discuss more boot sector basics.
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This tutorial will discuss more boot sector basics.
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This tutorial will discuss more boot sector basics.
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This tutorial will discuss more boot sector basics.
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This tutorial will discuss more boot sector basics.
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This tutorial will discuss x64 assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss more x64 assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss more x64 assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss more x64 assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss more x64 assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss more x64 assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss more x64 assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss c++ code as it relates to 64-bit assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss more c++ code as it relates to 64-bit assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss more c++ code as it relates to 64-bit assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss c and how it relates to x64 assembly.
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This tutorial will discuss x64 networking basics.
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This tutorial will discuss the power of the c language.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking hello world.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking variables.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking branches.
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This tutorial will discuss hacking pointers.
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In this lesson we will discuss the course concepts and the meaning of life.
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In this lesson we will discuss how to set up our development in 64-bit ARM with Kali Linux.
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In this lesson we will discuss how to write and compile a simple hello world program in C++.
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In this lesson we will debug our simple hello world program.
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In this lesson we will hack our simple hello world program.
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In this lesson we will discuss how to write and compile a simple basicio program in C++ and discuss basic input validation.
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In this lesson we will discuss how to debug a simple basicio program in C++ and discuss basic input validation.
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In this lesson we will discuss how to hack a simple basicio program in C++ and discuss basic input validation.
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In this lesson we will discuss the char primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss debugging the char primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss hacking the char primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss the boolean primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss debugging the boolean primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss hacking the boolean primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss the float primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss debugging the float primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss hacking the float primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss the double primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss debugging the double primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss hacking the double primitive datatype.
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In this lesson we will discuss the basic setup of the development environment for the Raspberry Pi Pico.
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In this lesson we will discuss the basic Hello World program.
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In this lesson we will discuss debugging the basic Hello World program.
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In this lesson we will discuss hacking the basic Hello World program.
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In this lesson we will discuss the char data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss debugging the char data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss hacking the char data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss the int data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss debugging the int data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss hacking the int data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss the float data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss debugging the float data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss hacking the float data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss the double data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss debugging the double data type.
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In this lesson we will discuss hacking the double data type.
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Lesson 200: Pico Hacking Course (Part 17 - "ABSOLUTE POWER CORRUPTS ABSOLUTELY!", The Tragic Tale Of Input...)
In this lesson we will discuss the concept of proper input handling.
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Lesson 201: Pico Hacking Course (Part 18 - "FOR 800 YEARS HAVE I TRAINED JEDI!", The FORCE That IS Input...)
In this lesson we will discuss the importance of proper input handling in addition to breaking down our custom input function.
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In this lesson we will discuss creating an effective input architecture.
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In this lesson we will discuss debugging input.
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In this bite we learn about what happens at the very core of a 32-bit AArch64 instruction by reversing the exit Linux syscall.
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In this bite we learn about how to handle moving a 64-bit immediate value into a 64-bit register.
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In this bite we learn how to create a simple parsing algorithm to convert a string's lowercase chars to uppercase, timeless Assembler example.
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This chapter covers the basics of designing a very simple Windows Assembly Language message box program in pure Assembly for both x86 and x64 architectures.
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This chapter covers the dynamic reverse engineering analysis, debugging, of the Hello World app in x86 Assembly.
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This chapter covers the dynamic reverse engineering analysis, hacking, of the Hello World app in x86 Assembly.
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This chapter covers the dynamic reverse engineering analysis, debugging, of the Hello World app in x64 Assembly.
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This chapter covers the dynamic reverse engineering analysis, hacking, of the Hello World app in x64 Assembly.
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This chapter covers reviewing the Windows API CreateDirectoryW and RemoveDirectoryW functions in C.
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This chapter covers dynamic reverse engineering analysis, debugging, the Windows API CreateDirectoryW and RemoveDirectoryW functions in x86 Assembly.
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This chapter covers dynamic reverse engineering analysis, hacking, the Windows API CreateDirectoryW and RemoveDirectoryW functions in x86 Assembly.
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This chapter covers dynamic reverse engineering analysis, debugging, the Windows API CreateDirectoryW and RemoveDirectoryW functions in x64 Assembly.
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This chapter covers dynamic reverse engineering analysis, hacking, the Windows API CreateDirectoryW and RemoveDirectoryW functions in x64 Assembly.
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In this lesson we set up a basic Ubuntu computer connected directly to an inexpensive tap which connects to your home router. I have provided products you can purchase if you do not have existing parts however please feel free to use any network tap of your choosing and/or any additional Ethernet adapters or cables of your choosing.
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In this lesson we create an alert by logging all notices that Zeek deems worthy of your attention to the notice.log file in addition to sending you an email.
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In this lesson we will show the source IP addresses and ports and their destination IP addresses and ports.
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In this lesson we will show the source IP addresses that generated the most network traffic, organized in descending order.
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In this lesson we will show the destination ports that received the most network traffic, organized in descending order.
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In this lesson we will show the number of connections per protocol service.
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In this lesson we will show the distinct browsers used by the hosts.
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In this lesson we will show the source and destination IP addresses of all UDP and TCP connections that lasted more than 90 seconds.
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In this lesson we will show whether there any web servers operating on non-standardized ports.
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In this lesson we will show the state history of connections as a string of letters.
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In this lesson we will discuss the basics of C++ output.
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C++ Fundamentals Course (Chapter 2 - Variables, Constants, Arrays, Vectors, Statements, Operators, Strings)
In this lesson we will discuss variables, constants, arrays, vectors, statements, operators and strings.
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In this lesson we will discuss the basics of program flow.
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In this lesson we will discuss functions.
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In this lesson we will discuss pointers.
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In this lesson we will discuss proper input validation.
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In this lesson we will discuss class basics.
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This chapter covers how to build a MicroPython development environment.
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This chapter covers how to handle basic input and output in MicroPython.
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This chapter covers how to handle datatypes and numbers t in MicroPython.
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This chapter covers conditional logic and application flow chart design in MicroPython.
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This chapter covers lists, tuples, dictionaries and loops in MicroPython.
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