Reverse Engineering Tutorial

A comprehensive reverse engineering tutorial covering x86, x64 and ARM architectures.

Lesson 1: Assembly Language - Basic Malware Reverse Engineering (Part 1: Goals)

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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Lesson 2: Assembly Language - Basic Malware Reverse Engineering (Part 2: Techniques)

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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Lesson 3: Assembly Language - Basic Malware Reverse Engineering (Part 3: Types Of Malware)

This tutorial will address the basic forms of malware and how they work in simple terms.

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Lesson 4: Assembly Language - Basic Malware Reverse Engineering (Part 4: x86 Assembly Intro)

This tutorial will address x86 Assembly Languages and their usage to produce object code for the aforementioned series of processors.

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Lesson 5: Assembly Language - Basic Malware Reverse Engineering (Part 5: Binary Number System)

This tutorial will address the very basics of the binary number system.

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Lesson 6: Assembly Language - Basic Malware Reverse Engineering (Part 6: Hexadecimal Number System)

This tutorial will address the very basics of the hexidecimal number system.

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Lesson 7: Assembly Language - Basic Malware Reverse Engineering (Part 7: Transistors And Memory)

This tutorial will address the basics of transistors and memory.

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Lesson 8: Assembly Language - Basic Malware Reverse Engineering (Part 8 - Bytes, Words, Double Words, etc...)

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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