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Hello and welcome to the module XLE 664 with assembly language crash course.

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In this module, we are going to learn the fundamentals of XLE 664 with assembly language for Linux.

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This module is designed and created for those who want to get familiarity with XLE six bit assembly

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language and Gleib in debugger.

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If you are already familiar with 64 bit assembly language and the basics of GDP, you can feel free

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to skip this module and jump directly into the next module.

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Having said that, remember, this is not a complete assembly language because we do not want to push

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you into complex concepts such as exploit development and writing Schenkkan without giving you enough

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basics.

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And that's exactly the reason why this module is created.

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So the idea here is for you to get familiar with some commonly used assembly instructions and how you

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can use Gadsby to understand what is happening in programs that are done in assembly language.

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By the end of the section, you will be familiar with common assembly instructions and debugging the

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programs using GDB.

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And Jeff, if you have Jeff install, you do not need to type some commands that are commonly used while

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using Jollibee.

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So let's get started.