this video helped greatly

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this video helped greatly

Post#1 » Fri Aug 16, 2019 4:18 pm



After many years of trying to learn how to find hex code locations in a memory editor and then where those hex chains can be found in an executable (hex editing not memory) and then where the actual ASM might be found.

Sorry if my definitions make no sense.

This is the video that allowed me to finally figure it out.

I've always wanted to know howto relate memory code location to the executable and then its following ASM.
No1 would ever help me with this.
Not until I stumbled onto this video did it finally click.

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