[Alan Turing]

Ahh, anyhow all the more reason to get one up so people can learn.

I'd like to see an ASM section, as well as a Perl section.

[superMAUS]

I'd like to see an ASM section, as well as a Perl section.

I was thinking that actually we could have two threads devoted to Perl and ASM? People just post questions and tutorials.

[Alan Turing]

I was thinking that actually we could have two threads devoted to Perl and ASM? People just post questions and tutorials.

I'd much rather a whole section IMO

[superMAUS]

I'd much rather a whole section IMO

Yah but if that doesnt go through.

[Alan Turing]

Yah but if that doesnt go through.

Then yeah that'd be nice to have

[w00t]

Ahh, anyhow all the more reason to get one up so people can learn.

There are maybe 5 people on this forum with any kind of fluency in assembly.

[superMAUS]

There are maybe 5 people on this forum with any kind of fluency in assembly.

It only takes 3 people to have an active forum at the start but then it will start to grow.

[0xDEAD10CC]

I've been doing a bit more with assembly for PE parsing, and malware analysis techniques. It's fairly useful, especially when you start understanding what the operating system on the host environment uses the 6 segment registers for, among a few other special registers.

[xornull]

I've been doing a bit more with assembly for PE parsing, and malware analysis techniques. It's fairly useful, especially when you start understanding what the operating system on the host environment uses the 6 segment registers for, among a few other special registers.

You can do that in C/C++ much easily with the IMAGE_XXXX structs

[0xDEAD10CC]

You can do that in C/C++ much easily with the IMAGE_XXXX structs

I never mentioned ASM only being used for the PE parsing portion. Although it's still very easy to find the PEB_LDR_DATA data using ASM.