x86/x64 Assembly Language for Cybersecurity Maniacs

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Learn x86/x64 Assembly Language programming for Windows! Build strong fundamentals, explore Intel 64 and AMD64 architecture, master MASM x64 syntax, and understand core instructions. Dive into MMX, SSE, and AVX/AVX-512 extensions. Develop hybrid applications in Visual C++ and C#.NET. Gain knowledge in cybersecurity basics, code obfuscation, self-modifying code, and more. Enjoy comfortable learning with 50+ educational code samples. Suitable for future cybersecurity specialists, bored matrix multipliers, and programmers of other architectures. Start your journey into x86/x64 Assembly Language today!

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What you’ll learn

  • Learn computer arithmetics fundamentals
  • Familiarize with Intel 64 and AMD64 architecture
  • Learn MASM x64 Assembly language syntax
  • Learn x86/x64 processor core instruction set
  • Learn MultiMedia eXtensions (MMX)
  • Learn Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE)
  • Learn Advanced Vector eXtensions (AVX/AVX-512)
  • Write Visual C++ and MASM x64 hybrid applications
  • Write Visual C#.NET and MASM x64 hybrid applications
  • Write self-modifying code in MASM x64
  • Use easily SYSCALL instruction in MASM x64
  • Write custom boot sector virus for ethical hacking
  • Write Windows x64 shellcode in MASM x64
  • Execute Windows x64 shellcode in Visual C++
  • Execute Windows x64 shellcode in Visual C#.NET

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Welcome to x86/x64 Assembly Language programming course for Windows!

We start with building strong fundamentals:

  • Bits, bytes and words,

  • Signed and unsigned numbers,

  • Integer overflow and saturation,

  • Assembly and disassembly,

  • …and much more!

We learn here Intel 64 and AMD 64 Architecture presented as brief lectures.

Next, we install and setup the Microsoft Visual Studio to work with MASM x64 Assembly Language.

Explained step by step.

Next, we dive into MASM x64 syntax, x86/x64 core instructions, but also MultiMedia eXtensions (MMX), Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE) and Advanced Vector eXtensions (AVX/AVX-512).

Course contains laboratories when we learn how to create C++/x64 Assembly and .NET/x64 Assembly hybrid applications.

There are also topics related to the basics of cybersecurity, such as:

  • idea of code obfuscation and deobfuscation,

  • self-modifying code,

  • erasing payloads from memory,

  • calling Windows API and Native API functions,

  • bypassing API monitoring tools with SYSCALL instruction,

  • writing x86 custom bootloader program which works in 16 bit real mode,

  • and more!

Enjoy comfortable learning: Build 50+ educational code samples attached to this course in Microsoft Visual Studio with two clicks (Build > Rebuild Solution).

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Rebuild started…

========== Rebuild All: 55 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 skipped ==========

========== Elapsed 00:15,913 ==========

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Fasten the seat belts and start learning the x86/x64 Assembly Language!

Important notes:

  • You have my code assistance.

  • I am open to record individual tutorial video for your question and add this lecture to course.

  • I have a sore throat. Please enable text captions for better accessibility.

Who this course is for:

  • Future cybersecurity specialists
  • Students bored of multiplying matrices
  • Other architectures programmers (like ARM) who want to learn x64 Assembly (MASM)

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