Have you ever wanted to debug Windows binaries with WinDbg, but just not sure where to start? Well, this brand new series of workshops is for you! This series of workshops will start with the absolute basics of WinDbg and debugging in general. By the end of the entire series, you will be much more comfortable with WinDbg and will understand what's happening under the hood a bit more.
Printf debugging, where you have several calls to printf() to show progress, only gets you so far. Eventually you will have to formally debug your program and look at the assembly of it all. Any debugger is great, but for Windows programs, WinDbg is perfect especially if you need kernel support. WinDbg is designed to be a program that allows you to inspect various parts of a program's execution, inspect memory, change bytes, set breakpoints (pausing execution), and more. It is another tool that any dev, malware analyst, reverse engineer, etc. would need to be familiar with for their job.
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For the best experience, students are encouraged to watch the rest of the WinDbg series:
This session supports concepts from SEC665: Advanced Red Team Operations and will help students prepare for the course. To learn more, browse upcoming sessions, and access your free course preview, Click Here.
