Learning Assembly

Hey anons I want to reverse engineer as I am bored and want a hobby Any advice on a general learning path?

I also don't know but I know the best way is to know how memory works and learn C, C++

>>21040 >>21039 Assembly. Create your own simple program adjacent to what you're actually interested in understanding and trace ita all the way to termination. Understand what is happening during both initialization and termination based on your created reference.

>>21039 Next time use the beginners questions thread >>33828 or ask in the reversing thread >>>/sec/12464 Go play with some crackmes, watch some videos, and get use to debugging decompiled and disassembled code. Ghidra is the standard tool now, but OllyDbg is also widely used. Liveoverflow's old reverse videos on YouTube are pretty good.

>>21039 Start with this => https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/pgubook And stop making new threads for single questions.