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Explore technical deep dives, interactive visualizations, and hands-on tutorials focused on malware analysis, reverse engineering, and cybersecurity. Whether you're a security professional or enthusiast, our content is designed to enhance your knowledge with practical insights and techniques.
Explore the fascinating journey of executable file formats through an interactive timeline. This comprehensive guide walks through binary fundamentals, CPU architecture, memory models, and the sophisticated structure of PE files. With interactive visualizations and detailed explanations, this resource is perfect for malware analysts and reverse engineers looking to deepen their understanding of Windows executables.
Explore Timeline →From raw machine code to the sophisticated PE format, explore how executable files have evolved over time. This interactive guide covers binary basics, CPU architecture, memory models, and the detailed structure of PE files.
A detailed walkthrough of x86 assembly instructions using the GetVersion() Win32 API call as a real-world example. Learn how to analyze assembly code, understand function calls, and interpret register operations.
An interactive tool to visualize how the stack works in x86 architecture. Watch register values change in real-time as stack operations occur, and gain a deeper understanding of function calls, local variables, and parameter passing.
Understand the foundational concepts of computer architecture that are essential for effective malware analysis. Covers CPU organization, memory hierarchy, privilege rings, and more.
Explore how modern operating systems manage memory, including virtual memory, paging, address translation, and protection mechanisms. Essential knowledge for understanding memory-based malware attacks.
Learn how to extract valuable intelligence from PE file headers. Covers timestamp analysis, suspicious section attributes, import/export tables, and common header manipulation techniques used by malware.
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