[Sarcoidosis]

Hello HF Community,

I have recently opened up a site where I post "lessons" about assembly and reverse engineering.

The main purpose of the site is to help people interested in assembly and reverse engineer get started and learn the fundamentals.

I have seen a lot of assembly/RE tutorials and none of them try to make it simple and easily understandable. In my website, that is what i also really focus on. I want the readers to learn but not make it to hard on them.

I think reverse engineering is a great skill, as you can use to to debug your own programs or even use it to exploit programs (make hacks,keys,etc..)

If you guys are interested, the site is completely free and easy to navigate, the only draw back is that you need to have SOME sort of programming knowledge (preferably C,C++). But if you do have some knowledge in those two languages, entering this field of study should be extremely easy for you (at least with the way i teach it).

I post lessons when I have time (1-2 or day usually). Currently I have three lessons up and plan to write the fourth one tomorrow.

If you have any comments or suggestions, please do tell me.

Link to the site: HERE

[Gpure]

Quickly read through some of the tutorials and I like how much detail you go into. I'm not interested in Assembly myself but for those who are this is a nice resource.

[mem0rex]

Thanks for the site! I bookmarked it. Hopefully you will post more tuts later!

[Sarcoidosis]

Thanks for the nice comments! I will be adding the fourth lesson today once I get time.

[[H]ell]

Awesome website.
+repped and bookmarked it.

Finally something that really starts from the base and works into the topic i'm interested in.

[Sarcoidosis]

Just added in lesson four! Hope you guys like it.

[ProfitCoder]

Thanks for the site ;)
I dont know nothing about programing,
But im very interesseerd on reverse engineering,
I already learn a bit

[Sarcoidosis]

Thanks for the site ;)
I dont know nothing about programing,
But im very interesseerd on reverse engineering,
I already learn a bit

Hey! Glad you like the site!

Unfortunately you MIGHT need to have SOME sort of programming knowledge. It all depends on how you can logic things out.

[[H]ell]

Tutorial 4 was nice.
Thanks man.



This is also a really nice tutorial on ASM and reverse engineering.
You might want to add it to your website or something.

[Sarcoidosis]

Tutorial 4 was nice.
Thanks man.



This is also a really nice tutorial on ASM and reverse engineering.
You might want to add it to your website or something.

Glad you liked it! I will be adding the next one today or tomorrow.

The video is also good, I think i'll add it!

[React x]

Thanks for this! This will help so much in xbox modding, lol.

[Culprit Walrus]

I love you, guy :D !

Really, very nice ! It's simple, and very useful ! Thanks !

[Sewer]

This would be awesome for me as I know java, and after this year im going to be learning C then move on to C++ but Learning Power PC Assembly is a goal to learn. Thanks for the tutorials.

[Sarcoidosis]

I love you, guy :D !

Really, very nice ! It's simple, and very useful ! Thanks !

Hey, thanks for the nice comment!

I hope you are enjoying the lessons and have also learnt something from it!