reverse engineering and exploit development in linux(x64)

computer architecture, file structure, assembly and c programming language, reverse engineering and exploit development

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English

language

Network & Security

What you will learn

computer architecture

assembly langauge

c programming language

reverse engineering

exploit development

memory organization

file structure

file structure in linux

elf files

segment and section headers in elf files

the txt, the bmp header files

headers of images

executables in linux

transistors in computer

nmos vs pmos transistor

transistor circuits with dc and ac inputs

creating not gates using nmos and pmos transistors

creating nand gates using nmos and pmos transistors

creating memory bit using nand gates

decoder

creating ram using nand gates from scratch

what are multiplexers and why we need them

the data path in a computer

control unit of a cpu

creating an alu from scratch

turing complete machine

why computers are fast

why computers are strong

system calls in linux

disassembling the .text section

creating programs in assembly language

the comparing of assembly, python and c

jumps and conditional jumps in assembly

jz,jnz,je,jne,jc,jnc in assembly language

functions and procedures in assembly

format specifiers in c

variables in c

pointers in c

stepping through c programs using gdb

compiling c programs into their assembly counterpart

stack layout of programs in c

memory layout of programs in c

pointers in memory and stack

create a function like printf in c

create a function like strcmp in c

comparing strings in c

creating a static library in c

creating a shared library in c

static library vs shared library in c

reverse engineering a malware

arguments passing and function calling

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