Assembly Language Adventures: Complete Course

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0000 promo video.mp4

01:06

0001 about this course.mp4

07:30

0002 exercises.zip

0100 file explorer.mp4

06:04

0101 hex editor.mp4

15:53

0102 text editor.mp4

17:38

0200 add sub.mp4

23:36

0201 base conversion part1.mp4

23:17

0202 base conversion part2.mp4

12:55

0203 hexadecimal.mp4

22:32

0204 hexadecimal bonus.mp4

09:06

0205 signed numbers part1.mp4

15:17

0206 signed numbers part2.mp4

09:04

0207 signed numbers part3.mp4

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0300 basic history.mp4

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0301 basic structure.mp4

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0302 first instructions part1.mp4

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0303 first instructions part2.mp4

21:51

0304 basic arithmetic part1.mp4

14:52

0305 basic arithmetic part2.mp4

10:38

0306 basic arithmetic part3.mp4

04:36

0307 basic arithmetic part4.mp4

07:46

0400 fasm intro.mp4

11:39

0401 fasm install.mp4

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0402 bare.mp4

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0403 console part1.mp4

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0404 console part2.mp4

21:03

0405 first program part1.mp4

19:45

0406 first program part2.mp4

07:25

0407 basic assembly errors part1.mp4

11:31

0408 basic assembly errors part2.mp4

15:14

0500 branching intro part1.mp4

12:13

0501 branching intro part2.mp4

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0502 jmp examples.mp4

13:45

0503 flags register part1.mp4

12:29

0504 flags register part2.mp4

13:39

0505 flags register part3.mp4

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0506 flags register part4.mp4

13:18

0507 basic conditional branching.mp4

17:48

0508 more conditional branching part1.mp4

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0509 more conditional branching part2.mp4

14:31

0510 structured branching part1.mp4

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0511 structured branching part2.mp4

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0512 structured branching part3.mp4

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0600 signed operations part1.mp4

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0601 signed operations part2.mp4

11:13

0602 signed operations part3.mp4

15:32

0700 intro boolean algebra part1.mp4

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0701 intro boolean algebra part2.mp4

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0702 intro boolean algebra part3.mp4

10:55

0703 intro boolean algebra part4.mp4

21:18

0704 bitwise instructions part1.mp4

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0705 bitwise instructions part2.mp4

17:01

0706 practical bit games.mp4

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0800 memory intro part1.mp4

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0801 memory intro part2.mp4

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0802 reverse part1.mp4

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0803 reverse part2.mp4

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0804 get addr.mp4

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0805 corrupt.mp4

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0806 data define.mp4

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0807 data sections.mp4

22:43

0808 basic memory instructions.mp4

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0809 lea.mp4

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0810 structures part1.mp4

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0811 structures part2.mp4

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0812 structures part3.mp4

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0813 memory ideas part1.mp4

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0814 memory ideas part2.mp4

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0815 memory ideas part3.mp4

09:39

0816 addressing rot.mp4

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0900 ascii.mp4

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0901 character map.mp4

02:07

0902 string representation.mp4

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0903 utf8 example.mp4

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0904 first string instructions part1.mp4

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0905 first string instructions part2.mp4

18:16

0906 rep prefixes part1.mp4

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0907 rep prefixes part2.mp4

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1000 subroutines intro.mp4

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1001 the stack.mp4

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1002 call ret part1.mp4

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1003 call ret part2.mp4

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1004 calling conventions part1.mp4

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1005 calling conventions part2.mp4

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1006 local state part1.mp4

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1007 local state part2.mp4

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1100 downloading manuals.mp4

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1101 intel manual part1.mp4

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1102 intel manual part2.mp4

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1103 amd manual.mp4

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1104 last comments.mp4

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1200 first example.mp4

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1201 debugger intro.mp4

23:07

1202 windbg intro.mp4

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1203 install windbg.mp4

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1204 basic control.mp4

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1205 state basic part1.mp4

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1206 state basic part2.mp4

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1207 state basic part3.mp4

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1208 state question mark.mp4

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1209 state searching.mp4

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1210 state stack.mp4

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1211 soft breakpoints part1.mp4

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1212 soft breakpoints part2.mp4

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1213 hardware breakpoints part1.mp4

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1214 hardware breakpoints part2.mp4

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1215 exceptions.mp4

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1300 api intro.mp4

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1301 exit process.mp4

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1302 console echo part1.mp4

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1303 console echo part2.mp4

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1304 create file.mp4

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1305 string info.mp4

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1306 next num.mp4

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1307 next num short.mp4

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1308 date.mp4

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1309 bananas.mp4

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1310 bananas short.mp4

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1400 outro.mp4

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1401 other materials.zip

Description

Learn the language of your computer

What You'll Learn?

Learn to code on the x86 Architecture using Assembly Language
Gain solid understanding about low level concepts.
Understand how your computer works
Become a tough person

Who is this for?

Absolute beginners

Experienced programmers

People who really want to know how things work

Programmers who want to improve their skills

Programmers who want to write faster code

Anyone who wants to get into the reverse engineering or security industry

What You Need to Know?

No prior knowledge is assumed!

More details

Description
Learn Assembly LanguageÂ
The x86 Adventures series teaches you your computer'sÂ language - x86 Assembly language, from scratch. No prior knowledge is assumed.Â

[Complete Course]Â
This is the full collection of x86 Assembly Adventures. It covers everything from the real basics to being an independent (and tough) x86 Assembly programmer.Â

Main topics covered:Â
The Binary System
The x86 Architecture
Intro to Flat Assembler
Branching
Signed and Bitwise Operations
Memory
Strings
Subroutines and the Stack
Reading the Manuals
Debugging
Dealing with Windows API

Why learn x86 Assembly Language?Â Â
You are the kind of person who really likes to know how things work. In this course you are going to get solid understanding on howÂ Â computer programs work from the inside.
Become a better programmer - Knowing how things work down there will help you take better decisions, even as a high level programmer. If youÂ were always wondering what is the stack, or what are those pointers everyone talks about, you came to the right place.
Write faster code - When you really want to get the most of your processor, writing in raw Assembly is needed. We are not going to talkÂ Â about optimizations in this course, however you will get a solid foundations so that you can continue exploring on your own.
You want to become a reverse engineer or a security researcher, read the code of viruses or look for software vulnerabilities. As most ofÂ Â the time the original source code will not be available to you, solid understanding of x86 Assembly Language is mandatory.

Course structureÂ
The course is made of video lectures. A lecture could beÂ from aÂ presentation, or a real world example, showing me doing stuff at the computer.Â Almost every video lecture is accompanied by some kind of exercise. The exercises are open source, and you can get them from github.
It is crucial that you complete the exercises. You willÂ learn a lot from the lectures, but it is pretty much a waste of your time andÂ money if you don't do the exercises. (Or at least verify thatÂ you know how to do them, if you are more experienced).Â

Course tech stackÂ
No prior knowledge is assumed for this course, but I do assume some things regarding your system, so make sure that everything here describes you:
You are using a Windows operation system. (The course videos use Windows 7). It is recommended to use at least Windows XP. (This means it will work perfectly on Windows 7 and Windows 10).
You have an x86 processor. We study 32 bit x86, but this course will also work on 64 bit processors.
For the tech savvy, some more details about the tools we are going to use in this course:Â
Assembly flavor: x86 32 bits protected mode.
Assembler: The Flat Assembler (FASM)
Debugger: WinDbg.
Using Linux? Most of the exercises were ported to Linux, however the videos show me using windows 7. Please contact me if you are not sure.Â
Who this course is for:
Absolute beginners
Experienced programmers
People who really want to know how things work
Programmers who want to improve their skills
Programmers who want to write faster code
Anyone who wants to get into the reverse engineering or security industry

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xorpd is a technology training company, specializing in the low level aspects of technology. It is the destination for anyone that wants to really understand how things work, from the inside. While many believe that some technologies are long lost gone, we believe that knowing how things really work is what gives you the edge, and help you become a top developer. Assembly language programming was taught so far in ways that appeal to the experienced developer, however unreachable for the beginner. We put emphasis on creating material that is easy to learn and understand, even for the absolute beginner.

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