Reverse Engineering 1: x64dbg Debugger for Beginners (Udemy.com)

Learn how to reverse engineer and debug programs with x64dbg in 1 hour

Created by: Paul Chin

Produced in 2021

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What you will learn

  • Debug programs with x64dbg
  • Reverse engineer programs
  • Solve CrackMe challenges
  • Disassemble programs into assembly code
  • Setting breakpoints and stepping through code
  • Modify program behaviour
  • Patching programs

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Overall Score : 86 / 100

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Course Description

If you had always wanted to learn how use x64dbg to reverse engineer and debug software, then this is the course for you.
x64dbg is one of the most popular modern debugger in use today and has superseded OllyDbg. It is used for Reverse Engineering, Malware Analysis and Software Debugging. In this course we will learn x64dbg by solving a simple CrackMe challenge. A CrackMe is a small program designed to test a programmer's reverse engineering skills. What you will learn:
How to disassemble programs into assembly codeDynamic AnalysisSetting breakpoints and stepping through codeModify program behaviourPatching programsMoney back guarantee:
This course is backed by a 30-day money back guarantee. So, go ahead and enroll in this course now and start reverse engineering and debugging programs the fun and easy way!
Who this course is for:
Beginners to Reverse EngineeringProgrammers with want to learn debuggingStudents who want to know how programs work internallyAnyone interested in learning how to patch programs

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Instructor Details

Paul Chin

I am a semi-retired college lecturer with more than 20 years experience in teaching computing and information technology. My interests range from reversing, coding to graphics design, apps, games development, music, health, spirituality and well-being. In my spare time, I also play the piano and keyboard. I enjoy teaching face-to-face and online and also love educating and inspiring others to succeed and live the life of their dreams.

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Reviews

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By Ron Taylor on 12/6/2020

So far it's bringing back memories from my old days of cracking.

By Vincenzo Bonaiuto on 12/6/2020

The best Teacher I never ever see, Really Easy To understand and really good at Teaching skills, hope I can see More courses Like this !!

By Zubin Mehta on 11/25/2020

Good Introduction.

By Edi Benjamin on 11/3/2020

Good content Good delivery Great course

By Ross Dawson on 11/2/2020

It's been a while since I first tried my hand a cracking. I just used a hex editor but it did the job I wanted. I've always wanted to get into real debugging.

By Nicholas Burns on 10/25/2020

Concise and straightforward. Instructor knows the material and teaches it in a way that is not boring nor tiresome. Even though I had some experience in assembly language already, taking this course, even if I was a beginner, I feel I'd have no trouble learning the basic concepts taught here. FLAGS, JMPs, NOPping, etc are very simple to understand assembly language concepts.

By Damien Oliver on 10/16/2020

Really nice introduction where the instructor takes time to repeat each process in loop. EVent without knowing assembler language this first course is totaly open to beginners, although a bit of knowledge of C->assembler->object->linker can help

By Billy Joe Walker on 10/13/2020

Fun class and easy to follow. Nice resources. Thanks.

By Pravinkumar Singh on 9/17/2020

Great course with awesome explanation. It helped me a lot

By Juan Antonio Padilla Hoces on 9/15/2020

Una pena que no fuese en espaol, o por lo menos substitulado.

By Reuben M on 9/12/2020

mehh i like it

By Alfredo Castro Blanch on 9/10/2020

Muy flojo. No llega a lo ms bsico.