Hacker Disassembly Revealed

Author: Kris Kasperky
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book is divided into two parts. The first part systematically discusses hacker code analysis techniques with carefully selected examples, including the use of typical analysis tools such as debuggers and disassemblers, the basic process of code analysis, and handling related difficult issues. The second part introduces the various challenges faced in program protection and related anti-debugging, anti-tracing, and anti-disassembly encryption and decryption techniques, which are actually advanced topics in code analysis. The book organically combines targeted, practical, and comprehensive content, effectively meeting the needs of learning code analysis techniques. It is primarily written for programmers dedicated to computer security maintenance to prevent hacker intrusions or those engaged in security protection program development. At the same time, the book also provides valuable reference for those who wish to delve deeper into computer kernel knowledge such as programs and operating systems.
Introduction to Outstanding Computer Works
This book mainly discusses issues related to programming, specifically how to overcome vulnerabilities in programs without source code by using disassemblers. It covers hacker techniques for analyzing programs with debuggers and disassemblers, including virtual functions, local and global variables, branches, loops, objects and object hierarchies, and mathematical operators. The book also introduces some methods to prevent disassembly, such as using self-modifying code in the operating system, executing code in the stack, compiler optimizations, and the application of relocatable code. Learning how to use debuggers and disassemblers for program analysis.