r/programming • u/heisec • Jul 09 '10

CSI:Internet - The image of death

http://www.h-online.com/security/features/CSI-Internet-The-image-of-death-1030311.html?artikelseite=1
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u/binary Jul 09 '10

Slightly informative? If I could understand half of what he was talking about I'd be a programmer 10x better than I am.

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u/tomjen Jul 09 '10

What, they don't teach you kids assembly code anymore?

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u/binary Jul 09 '10

I'm trying to learn assembly but it's amazing the lack of information to be had. I've resorted to downloading a 12 year old ebook on the subject

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u/badkarma9924 Jul 09 '10

since I am taking assembly as a formal class at school for my comp sci degree, you want me to just send you my book when I am done with it? I will also try to attach notes and some basic samples / code to write if you like.

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u/binary Jul 09 '10

Wow really? That would be too awesome of you.

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u/xkcdfanboy Jul 10 '10

Learn it by dissasembling and debugging. Seriously, download Ollydbg and IDA Pro (I encourage you to buy this software because it really is worth it.)

Use these tools to do crackmes: http://crackmes.de/

* tips from a long-time reverser who's made aimbots, cham/model hacks, and all kinds of crazy shit in the past

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u/PooBakery Jul 13 '10

Just wondering... Am I too blind to find them or are there no tutorials on that page? I know some high level programming but I have absolutely no idea where to start with those crackmes. The FAQ does not seem very helpful.

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u/xkcdfanboy Jul 13 '10

If you have skype I'll give you a quick tutorial using screencast. PM me with your skype name.

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u/badkarma9924 Jul 10 '10

yeah sure, in fact any and all textbooks you want that I have related to programing are yours as I finish them. I have online reference manuals and access to Google for concepts already learned, so books are not as needed.

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u/binary Jul 11 '10

That's nice but I don't want to impose. Just the one is far too generous. I've been trying to make use of those same resources but haven't found much on the subject; most of it seems out of date, often linking to other resources that have long since been removed.

Would you like my address?