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Hacking - Best OF Reverse Engineering - Part4

Malware Discovery and Protection Malware is Short for “malicious software,” malware refers to software programs designed to damage or do other unwanted actions on a computer system; it is one of the biggest threats to computer users on the Internet today. It can hijack your browser, redirect your search attempts, serve up nasty pop-up ads, track what websites you visit, and generally screw things up. Malware programs are usually poorlyprogrammed and can cause your computer to become unbearably slow and unstable in addition to all the other havoc they wreak. Many of them will reinstall themselves even after you think you have removed them, or hide themselves deep within Windows, making them very difficult to clean. The vast majority, however, must be installed by the user. Unfortunately, getting infected with malware is usually much easier than getting rid of it, and once you get malware on your computer it tends to multiply. A Brief History of Malware With the emergence of

Hacking - Best OF Reverse Engineering - Part3

The Logic Breaks Logic People – Process – Technology, your Internet industry is based on these three words as a base of everything including the software market. Think for a second and you will realize that the Software industry is actually driven from the keyboard of a programmer and in reality it’s the logic design by the programmer. So it’s [people] from the above trio, who are responsible for developing good logic behind the working piece of a code written in any programming language.         There is a saying, “C programs never die. They are just cast into the void.” What does this mean? Now here’s food for thought:         “It’s 12.58 AM.... Do you know where your stack pointer is?” Stacks play key role in programming any piece of code! Uhh. A stack is an abstract data type frequently used in computer science. A stack of objects has the property that the last object placed on the stack will be the first object removed. This property is commonly re