Inside an ELF File: How Linux Executables Are Built and How to Read ThemEvery time you run a program on Linux, the kernel has to answer a few questions before a single instruction executes. Where is the code? Which parts of the file go into memory, and with what permissio13 min read·m0ng00s3-blog.hashnode.dev2Oct 26
Exploring Windows Internals: A Guide for Security EngineeringWindows, as you might already know, is quite prevalent. With the low-level programming already gained in C/C++ and reverse engineering intro I have learned about so far, I had to also look into how Wi42 min read·m0ng00s3-blog.hashnode.devSep 24
Finding out what Operating Systems are and do.Brief intro on what an OS is and how it works along with its relevance in malware analysis9 min read·m0ng00s3-blog.hashnode.devAug 13
Solving a simple CrackmeAn article on how to solve a simple crackme(Cracking challenge) by creating a program that generates random valid passwords in C for the program 101-crackme using tools such as objdump.11 min read·m0ng00s3-blog.hashnode.devJun 13
Hack The Box: VaccineA Linux machine that emphasizes enumeration, password cracking, abusing binaries11 min read·m0ng00s3-blog.hashnode.devMay 25