Idea is to understand basics like this:

and then deepen the knowledge

I am making and saving those sources for myself.

I tried to also make it approachable, so hopefully you can also benefit from it.

Thats why the code you can see in the repo is written like the one below.

There is much more to the comments related to the subject.

I also wanted to digitalize some of my notes that I made.

That's why you can find mix of notes named per topic:

• some mention from where they come from to add context

• others are named per what they are about

• they are all in the related handwritten directory

Another part are important resources

Like this amazing linux syscall table.

Or way to learn interactive through pwn college.

Same for some good write up about NASM from LMU.

Plus some proper NASM documentations.

MIT Performance engineering on youtube.

Flat assembeler documentation for CPP preference style manual.

And instruction reference for x86/amd64 as a group of IS.

If you have more great resources I would love to add them

Thank you for your time and hopefully it will also help you