Linux x86 Assembly and Shellcoding

I took this course just to learn linux assembly language and it was a good introduction for me. Showing how to use gdb was a godsend and worth the price alone. I learnt a lot from seeing it used. The section on shell coding was interesting and I now have a better idea what those weird lines in my web server log files might be The course itself seems to have been made in one take and would have benefited from review and editing (and re-recording). Still I was happy with the course

Although I did learn a lot and appreciate the instructor for his time and effort, there is no written documentation to support the videos. The caption and transcripts provided are heavily saturated with incorrect vocabulary because the audio recording interpreted the instructors accent to produce too many unrelated words for me to grasp a clear understanding of how to code in Assembly. It would benefit the instructor's success in my opinion if he could provided some edited, written documentation of each video presented...

Generally well explained and detailed. First dozen videos could really either be re-shot or at least re-dubbed due to technical issues. The last few lessons do not actually work as taught, the code is either incomplete or flawed. One of these also cuts out mid sentence. The provided resources (author's Github) have the same compilation/runtime issues.

Beautiful arguments, good explanations and demonstrations. Only problem the subtitles are not so good. But Amazing course

Course is good.And he told about the importance of x86 assembly.Many people just neglect the course even they had the subject in their academics.This course is awesome. :)