This is really great! Thank you! 🎉

[zicklag]

Hey there! I found this book totally by chance while searching for an assembly tutorial that I lost somewhere on GitHub. So far, though, I've read thought Section 1.1 and I'm really loving this breakdown.

You present these concepts in such a simple and easy-to-understand way. I think a lot of people who want to learn how computers work closer to the metal could really benefit from this.

I found some typos that I can submit a PR for to fix, if you want, and I'm probably going to be reading through the rest of the book.

I'm really enjoying the book so far. Thanks again!

[adwait1-g]

Hi @zicklag ,

I am glad you found it useful. Thanks for your kind comments.

Sure, please submit the PR, I will merge it. Thank you for that in advance. In case you want some deep-dives on Binary exploitation and some basic OS security stuff, you may go through this page.

If possible, please do give an honest feedback on the rest of the book too. It will be helpful in refining the content, correcting mistakes present in the book.

I see you are a Rust Enthusiast, good to know that brother.

Thanks,
Adwaith