Introduction to container security
Containers are becoming the new normal to deploy software applications and many organizations are embracing container technologies at a great speed. This article...
Srinivas
Srinivas is an Information Security professional with 4 years of industry experience in Web, Mobile and Infrastructure Penetration Testing. He is currently a security researcher at Infosec Institute Inc. He holds Offensive Security Certified Professional(OSCP) Certification. He blogs atwww.androidpentesting.com. Email: srini0x00@gmail.com
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How to control the flow of a program in x86 assembly
Learn about x86 assembly instructions you can use to control the flow of a program in the ninth article in our x86 assembly series.
How to diagnose and locate segmentation faults in x86 assembly
Get an overview of how segmentation faults can occur in x86 assembly and C in the eighth article in our x86 assembly series.
How to use the ObjDump tool with x86
Learn about ObjDump by running it against a simple Hello World program in the seventh article in our x86 assembly series.
Debugging your first x86 program
Learn how to debug an x86 assembly program using GDB, one of the most popular debuggers available, in the sixth article in our x86 assembly series.
How to build a program and execute an application entirely built in x86 assembly
Learn how to build a program and execute an application entirely built in x86 assembly in the fifth article in our x86 assembly series.
Overview of common x86 instructions
Get an overview of common x86 instructions and how to use them in the fourth article in our x86 assembly series.
x86 basics: Data representation, memory and information storage
Learn some of the fundamental concepts associated with x86 architecture in the third article in our x86 assembly series.
What is x86 assembly?
Learn the basics of x86 assembly, its history and where it is most commonly used in the first article in our x86 assembly series.
Introduction to x86 assembly and syntax
Learn what x86 assembly programs look like and the types of syntaxes programmers can use in the second article in our x86 assembly series.