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There's no better feeling than seeing your program run successfully after debugging it for 2+ hours. The knowledge gained from working through the bugs is infinitely more than the initial writing of it. On a related note, direct syscalls are a thing of beauty!
This looks like a great template for mastering a programming language for those interested in offensive tooling. Having multiple projects for each concept rather than trying to build it all in one (IE, scratch to sophisticated C2 app) is a good approach. github.com/kurogai/100-...
GitHub - kurogai/100-redteam-projects: Projects for security students
Projects for security students. Contribute to kurogai/100-redteam-projects development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Found this gem at Half Price Books today. This is one I’ve been wanting to read for a while now.. this’ll make for good travel reading on my way to DefCon!
I’ve been greatly enjoying learning C++. Once you get past the weird syntax and memory management fundamentals, it’s really not too difficult to grasp. Admittedly I’ve only written some very basic stuff so far, but I think it’s going to be a language I enjoy using.
Anyone have any good digital resources on learning C++? YouTube videos, ebooks, blogs, etc. I want to learn a new programming language but want to do it in a more structured way than I have in the past.
New blog post out! This is a quick "Tips & Tricks" one for Golang... Compiling your project as a DLL! Check it out and let me know what you think. misthi0s.dev/posts/2024-1...
Golang Quick Tips & Tricks - Compile Project as DLL
In this installment of “Golang Quick Tips & Tricks”, we’ll go over how to compile your Go project as a Dynamic Link Library, or DLL for short. DLLs are binary files that contain functions and data tha...
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Spending some time on a dreary Sunday afternoon working on my Golang projects that I haven't touched in over 8 months. It feels good to be back coding.