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Part 1 of "How Programs Look in Assembly": https://youtu.be/2d0gKxGMGbc 00:00 Simple C Program 00:34 The Stack Explained ...

Programming is amazing. Computers allow us to do things that otherwise would be impossible. But sometimes, the code that we ...

What happens with the STACK, ESP, and EIP when a procedure is called in Assembly Language. I don't know about you, but I am ...

This video helps visualize what the stack frame is all about. What is important to understand from this video is that: 1) esp & ebp ...

For proper operation, applications require memory beyond that defined by the variables. This temporary memory, called the stack, ...

Join CodeCrafters and learn by creating your own: Redis, Git, Http server, Interpreter, Grep... in your favorite programming ...

I take a look at Stack and Heap Memory and how it affects your application. Knowing how memory is handled in your application ...

This video explains how the stack is used when a program carries out a series of subroutines. Written for the OCR Electronics ...

Trying to explain how a function is written in assembly. Translating a c function into assembly.

If you haven't already seen it, check out my first tutorial on x86 to learn about moving data in and out of the CPU's registers and ...

If you're just learning, or already a professional, you're inevitably going to hear about stack vs heap. Those are topics of ...

A short introduction to stack canaries.

This video introduces the concepts and ideas necessary to utilize the stack in most programs. This first part video introduces the ...

PUSH and POP Instructions in 8086 are explained with the following Timestamps: 0:00 - PUSH and POP Instructions in 8086 ...

A brief overview of memory segmentation in C and C++.

Let me know your thoughts about this video in the comments below. Assembly Language Part 1: https://youtu.be/8gyVZsIUnPk ...

Tutorial and easy explanation on how computer programs work. Subscribe https://youtube.com/ITPhD Computer journal: ...

The first episode in a series covering x86 stack buffer overflows and how to exploit them. This video focuses on some of the ...

Trying to explain what the two lines of the prologue do.

The virtual memory of a process is divided into several regions, each serving a specific purpose: code, data and BSS, heap, stack, ...