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Today's Tutorial [July 15, 2026]

Lesson 245: Go Hacking Course (Chapter 12: Hacking Advanced Control Flow)

This chapter covers Golang hacking advanced control flow for the x64 architecture.

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Book

Reverse Engineering E-BOOK HERE

Reverse Engineering PDF HERE

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Ghidra Plugins

G-AVR HERE

G-Pulley HERE

Cryptography

Encryption HERE

Encryption-C-RP2350 HERE

Network

Turbo Scanner HERE

Turbo Attack HERE

Windows Hacking

Hacking Windows HERE

Windows Process Lifecycle HERE

Windows Kernel Debugging HERE

MAC/Linux Hacking

Core Dump RE HERE

CTF's

DC540 Hacking Challenge 0x00001 HERE

DC540 Hacking Challenge 0x00002 [MicroPython CTF] HERE

DC540 Hacking Challenge 0x00003 [C CTF] HERE

DC540 Hacking Challenge 0x00004 [C CTF] HERE

DC540 Hacking Challenge 0x00005a HERE

DC540 Hacking Challenge 0x00005b [Assembler CTF] HERE

DC540 Hacking Challenge 0x00006 [UNKNOWN CTF] HERE

DC540 Hacking Challenge 0x00007 [UNKNOWN CTF] HERE

DC540 Hacking Challenge 0x00008 [UNKNOWN CTF] HERE

DC540 Hacking Challenge 0x00009 [Windows CTF] HERE

STEM

Python For Kids HERE

Python Zero To Hero HERE

Table of Contents

x86 Course HERE

ARM-32 Course 1 HERE

ARM-32 Course 2 HERE

ARM-32 Project Course HERE

x64 Course HERE

ARM-64 Course HERE

Pico Hacking Course HERE

Hacking Windows Course HERE

Go Hacking Course HERE

Hacking Rust Course HERE

Hacking Embedded Rust Course HERE

Hacking Embedded Rust Course w/ microbit HERE

Embedded Assembler Course HERE

Embedded Hacking Course HERE

Hacking Bits Course HERE

Hacking RISC-V Course HERE

RP2350 UART Driver Course HERE

RP2350 UART Driver RISC-V Course HERE

RP2350 Blink Driver Course HERE

RP2350 Blink Driver RISC-V Course HERE

RP2350 Button Driver Course HERE

RP2350 Button Driver RISC-V Course HERE

Wasm Course HERE

Embedded Wasm UART Echo Course HERE

Embedded Wasm Blinky Course HERE

Embedded Wasm Button Course HERE

Embedded Wasm Servo Course HERE

Assembler Course HERE

x86 Course

Lesson 1: x86 Course (Part 1: Goals)

This tutorial will begin with the basic concepts of malware reverse engineering and graduate to an entry-level basic examination of Assembly Language.

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Lesson 2: x86 Course (Part 2: Techniques)

This tutorial will address the two basic techniques that you can employ when analyzing malware. The first being static analysis and the other being dynamic analysis.

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Lesson 3: x86 Course (Part 3: Types Of Malware)

This tutorial will address the basic forms of malware and how they work in simple terms.

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Lesson 4: x86 Course (Part 4: x86 Assembly Intro)

This tutorial will address x86 Assembly Languages and their usage to produce object code for the aforementioned series of processors.

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Lesson 5: x86 Course (Part 5: Binary Number System)

This tutorial will address the very basics of the binary number system.

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Lesson 6: x86 Course (Part 6: Hexadecimal Number System)

This tutorial will address the very basics of the hexadecimal number system.

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Lesson 7: x86 Course (Part 7: Transistors And Memory)

This tutorial will address the basics of transistors and memory.

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Lesson 8: x86 Course (Part 8 - Bytes, Words, Double Words, etc...)

This tutorial will address the basics of memory and examine our first GDB debugger instance and examine our first real look into our computers memory and instructions.

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Lesson 9: x86 Course (Part 9: x86 Basic Architecture)

This tutorial will address the basic architecture of an x86 processor.

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Lesson 10: x86 Course (Part 10: General-purpose Registers)

This tutorial will address the general purpose x86 registers.

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Lesson 11: x86 Course (Part 11: Segment Registers)

This tutorial will address the x86 segment registers.

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Lesson 12: x86 Course (Part 12: Instruction Pointer Register)

This tutorial will address the x86 instruction pointer register.

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Lesson 13: x86 Course (Part 13: Control Registers)

This tutorial will address the x86 control registers.

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Lesson 14: x86 Course (Part 14: Flags)

This tutorial will address the status, control and systems flags.

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Lesson 15: x86 Course (Part 15: Stack)

This tutorial will address the stack.

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Lesson 16: x86 Course (Part 16: Heap)

This tutorial will address the heap.

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Lesson 17: x86 Course (Part 17 – How To Install Linux)

This tutorial will address how to install Ubuntu Linux on both Windows and MAC.

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Lesson 18: x86 Course (Part 18 - vim Text Editor)

This tutorial will address how to install the vim text editor.

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Lesson 19: x86 Course (Part 19 - Why Learn Assembly)

This tutorial will address the age old question of why to bother understanding the basics of Assembly Language.

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Lesson 20: x86 Course (Part 20 - Instruction Code Handling)

This tutorial will address op codes and instruction code handling.

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Lesson 21: x86 Course (Part 21 - How To Compile A Program)

This tutorial will address how to compile a basic x86 Assembly Program.

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Lesson 22: x86 Course (Part 22 - ASM Program 1 [Moving Immediate Data])

This tutorial will address how to create our first real Assembly Program by moving immediate data.

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Lesson 23: x86 Course (Part 23 - ASM Debugging 1 [Moving Immediate Data])

This tutorial will address how to debug our first real Assembly Program by moving immediate data.

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Lesson 24: x86 Course (Part 24 - ASM Hacking 1 [Moving Immediate Data])

This tutorial will address how to hack our first real Assembly Program by moving immediate data.

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Lesson 25: x86 Course (Part 25 - ASM Program 2 [Moving Data Between Registers])

This tutorial will address how to create our second real Assembly Program by moving between registers.

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Lesson 26: x86 Course (Part 26 - ASM Debugging 2 [Moving Data Between Registers])

This tutorial will address how to debug our second real Assembly Program by moving between registers.

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Lesson 27: x86 Course (Part 27 - ASM Hacking 2 [Moving Data Between Registers])

This tutorial will address how to hack our second real Assembly Program by moving between registers.

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Lesson 28: x86 Course (Part 28 - ASM Program 3 [Moving Data Between Memory And Registers])

This tutorial will address how to create our third real Assembly Program by moving between memory and registers.

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Lesson 29: x86 Course (Part 29 - ASM Debugging 3 [Moving Data Between Memory And Registers])

This tutorial will address how to debug our third real Assembly Program by moving between memory and registers.

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Lesson 30: x86 Course (Part 30 - ASM Hacking 3 [Moving Data Between Memory And Registers])

This tutorial will address how to hack our third real Assembly Program by moving between memory and registers.

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Lesson 31: x86 Course (Part 31 - ASM Program 4 [Moving Data Between Registers And Memory])

This tutorial will address how to create our fourth real Assembly Program by moving b