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# [Exploring Windows Internals: A Guide for Security Engineering](https://m0ng00s3-blog.hashnode.dev/exploring-windows-internals-a-guide-for-security-engineering?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Windows, 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 Wi

Sep 24 · 42 min read · m0ng00s3-blog.hashnode.dev  
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I write about cyber security content revolving around what I learn in reverse engineering and low-level programming, web security, cloud and network security, ethical hacking and generally anything else interesting I get to learn!

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