Assembly Programming videos

[marc_kriss]

Hello friends...I'll be posting Assembly Programming videos in this thread. In fact not from scratch basics, becoz those videos you can find on YouTube or from anywhere else. Here I'll post the topics which would be helpful in the learning process and make your doubts clear.(Plz remember that I am not a professional Assembly coder.) Some of these topics are those which took me time to understand, so assuming that others also will be in pain to get these things clear, I am posting those topics in this thread. These videos may be in some haphazard manner. Plz feel free to demand any type of material in the videos. I'll be happy if i could make it up. So enjoy learning...

"Memory addressing methods" videos have been added lately, but I suggest you to go through these first.

Hello Admins, This thread is present in "security and hacking videos" as well. Since these videos are meant for beginners. So plz don't move it from here. I'll keep updating both simultaneously. Thanks

Assembly Tutorial-print contents of register to screen
Assembly Tutorial print contents of register to screen - YouTube



Assembly programming print contents of register with GDB
Assembly language programming Tutorial -print Register Contents and using GDB.avi - YouTube



Assembly language programming Tutorial- call and jump instructions
assembly programming call & jump instructions - YouTube



Assembly language programming - calls with debugger(GDB)
Assembly programming Calls, with DebuggerGDB - YouTube



assembly programming function call
assembly programming function call - YouTube

[marc_kriss]

assembly programming function call part 2
assembly programming function call part 2 - YouTube


videos on understanding stack functioning:-
assembly programming - stack part-1


assembly programming - stack part -2
http://youtu.be/FIM0vAbT8KA


assembly programming - memory addressing methods part-1
http://youtu.be/egFNol-HA58
www.youtube.com/watch?v=egFNol-HA58


assembly programming - memory addressing methods part-2
http://youtu.be/HZ4rbilIGfU
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZ4rbilIGfU




No comments yet. So I guess, no requirements for any videos anymore.

[b0nd]

No comments yet. So I guess, no requirements for any videos anymore.

Hi marc_kriss,

No reason to get disheartened. Our responsibility is to return back something to hacking/security community from where we learn something everyday because somebody at some period of time had shared something. In that way you are doing that job perfectly.

This is a open forum and anybody without registering could download attachments and view videos. So you never know who might be benefiting from your efforts. So buddy, just keep sharing and feel good

Cheers!

PS: Your videos are in my to-watch list and already pressed "thanks" button when you posted them.

[marc_kriss]

Thanks bond. I am not hurt. I just felt that nobody required the videos as people in this forum might be already knowledged that much & so none posted any requirements for basics. Thats why i felt it is not required. But anyways as you say, I'll update as learning goes on. Thanks

assembly programming - stack function part -1
http://youtu.be/pqR15I_bcB8




assembly programming - stack function part -2
http://youtu.be/icIqjGIqWko



Assembly programming- understanding buffer overflows part-1:-
http://youtu.be/ypDWUGONwJ0

Assembly programming- understanding buffer overflows part-2:-
http://youtu.be/D90pvvI66f4

[H@CK3R_ADI]

thanks for such a nice vids marc....

[marc_kriss]

Ok... next video is going to be on some context which kept me spinned for hours. & then I understood full stack functioning. I am starting to shoooot on that topic & video it. In few minutes it'll be done.

[marc_kriss]

2 more videos which might help in understanding how stack is used
assembly programming - stack function part -1
assembly programming stack function part 1 - YouTube

assembly programming - stack function part -2
assembly programming stack function part 2 - YouTube

[marc_kriss]

Friends, halt for few days. I am trying to understand buffer overflow attack. as i get through, will post.

[marc_kriss]

thanks for such a nice vids marc....

Thanks ADI, appreciate your interest.

[H@CK3R_ADI]

buffer overflow is not difficult............are you yourself learnining and then making vids?