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Cracking The Code
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Date added: 10/13/2006 |
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[Tutorials and Tools are compressed in this file]
Cracking the Code is an illustrative presentation in powerpoint meant for beginners who want to learn more about and begin with reverse engineering applications. It is a self learning tutorial full of examples. The tools required are also included.
>>Why should I check out this?
The single most important skill of a potential attacker is the ability to unravel the complexities of target software.
* Reverse engineering allows you to learn about a program’s structure and its logic.
* This kind of insight is extremely useful when you exploit software.
* This enables you to add secret features, remove or disable functions, and fix security bugs without source code.
* Reverse engineering will also help to detect if there is a logic bomb hidden in any program.
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Shellcoders Programming Uncovered
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Date added: 07/06/2006 |
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How hackers, viruses, and worms attack computers from the Internet and exploit security holes in software is explained in this outline of antivirus software, patches, and firewalls that try in vain to withstand the storm of attacks. Some software's effectiveness exists only in the imaginations of its developers because they prove unable to prevent the propagation of worms, but this guide examines where security holes come from, how to discover them, how to protect systems (both Windows and Unix), and how to do away with security holes altogether. Unpublished advanced exploits and techniques in both C and Assembly languages are included. |
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Shell Programming in 24 Hours
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Date added: 07/08/2006 |
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Learn Shell Programming. |
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Writing Small Shellcode
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Date added: 02/04/2006 |
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Understanding Windows Shellcode
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Date added: 01/29/2006 |
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The topics and assembly in this document have been analyzed in the interest
of spreading knowledge and initiating discussions on the topic of Windows
shellcode. The author is in no way implying that the assembly presented in
this document is the best, nor should one infer that the author speaks from a
pedestal higher than that of the reader. It is the author’s hope that readers will
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