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x86 Assembly Basics
x86 assembly is the language your disassembler speaks. Every binary you reverse has already been compiled to x86 machine code — you read its assembly representation. This covers the instruction set fundamentals, the two syntax dialects, how memory operands work, and the 20 instructions that appear in 80% of all compiled code.
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