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Hello, viewers, and welcome back to another great day, and we are going to learn something different

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today as we learned about the introduction to as 64 GBG and I've decided that it's easy.

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So today we're going to learn lesson three, which is I listen to right here, setting up your workspace

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and workflow.

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That is where today we are going to concentrate on.

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So I saw last year, so we just did the introduction to you where I showed you how to download the applications.

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And today I'm going to show you how to restore them.

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And when you face some problem, how to search and try to solve that issue.

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So without wasting my time.

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Let's get started.

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So back to today's story as I show you are going to set them up, your workspace will wait for you.

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So I minimize this, then we head straight to our Windows system.

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I told you, we are going to use our Windows operating system because it's largely used by people.

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And that is what this is.

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The key piece is default was made for the classes on open source and open source.

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Mint is free.

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You can download it when it's paid.

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Rachet Mukasey to not be an open source anymore.

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You'll be seeing apprising here, waiting to start to buy or purchase the application of the software.

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By this time, the program is ready to open open source, which means everybody is hoping to source

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out of this program and use it on its own.

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Yes, that will follow the same condition and the application, not message to Windows.

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And this is where we're using I'm using the same.

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You can use Windows eight and type of windows.

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You are familiar with depression.

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You can buy me using Windows seven for the stewardess.

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So let me switch to my windows.

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Okay.

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I have my boss, Landseer.

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You may be a victim of the software counterfeiting.

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Uh, I'm not counterfeiting any of your programming.

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Yes, a great your box application, which is running Windows seven.

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And you try to maximize it so that we get into dictatorial behavior.

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And I'll show you some stuff.

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I don't know why.

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Stops trying to

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make you happy.

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I think the issue is moot or.

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Wait, what is happening?

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OK, let me try to my mind, I know I kind of switch and boom and perfect.

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This is what I was looking for on this one.

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So what were you going to do today?

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Installation.

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Right.

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So I have my folder here on my Windows seven.

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Next up, it's about a software.

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Software cracking tools, so these are the tools you're going to use and crack, and these are applications

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and software along the route now.

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And these four that I have that you see, I downloaded to 50 EIU, Windows 32 and 64, and there is

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one domain you'll be using.

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Our next lesson is the application.

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I will leave that in the link below Indianness lessons that I can download.

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So you practice a lot.

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So it is our software.

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We are going to practice it.

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The first one is American to us, made by a white programmer and we are going to see how to crack that

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software.

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And this outrageous economy that you're going this is that we did graphical user interface aggression

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and this is a command line version which is running DOS.

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Oh, Windows, yeah.

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Windows Dalziell.

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So this is command line and this is a graphical user interface.

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You're going to learn how to produce application.

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And the first thing I'm going to do is to hoping while you download and all this exit gibi, you download

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and you see something like a snapshot.

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I have it here, I said zip and I started it.

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So when you open it, you just open a release.

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OK, then after you open release, you step program.

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Know, the first time you land a program, you're going to face some errors.

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When your windows is a new operating system be installed, your machine now going to face an error like

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Let me show you the arrow now pop up.

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You're going to face this error, which is the program can't start because API aim to win control runtime

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one two one zero DL is missing.

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So when this is done, all you need to do is to copy all these error you face and put it in Google so

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you can't just copy and go to Google Open and you type.

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Trochu.

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Google, apparently stammerer.

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And on slow Internet, Poppy.

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OK, so now you can paste the error here and boom, you see this first link, I just up with the wiki,

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a tax document, it is going to show you the process to solve that issue.

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So it is going to allow you to download some application to be stored in windows so they be able to

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run the hot application.

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So I've already done that.

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So my own problems.

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So you two can just do what I just did and try to solve the problem and continue from day.

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So this is what you're going to see.

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That is as CBG, because I'm running on 32 bit OS that is in the same 32 bit OS.

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If we see the ECB 64 I it running put recently to ABCL 64 bit to change the system for I show you to

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installation.

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So I have my here setup.

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Oh you can't just run your phone it for the way you instructed from now on is working.

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And the second one, as I told you, would you chose to detect is design.

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That is by also around that iteration which I've made a shortcut on my desktop so I can go to English,

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started to portable.

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This is the application.

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I've moved it to the desktop to create a shortcut.

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It's as simple as that.

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So what are you going to do?

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Lists.

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Let me open the application because today I want to look at the environment of this all application

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and what and what each and every one does.

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OK, so first let me open this to application and then open this one first

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and wait for some time.

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It'll get open.

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And we can also launch this one to you.

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Next week, for a while before the dam will open, I think one of the sovereignty.

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So as 32 to TVG.

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Or assisted for DP.

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That's already been announced.

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I'm still waiting for the V.A. to be open if effort that started working so they're not trying to perfect

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it's not responded by to respond.

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You know, this is the interface of the IG.

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Dr..

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This is the interface of I know I'm going to do something for you to see, you can see here Debbie's

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address.

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Any time a program is run, it's always run into a memory.

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So when you went to Catholic school first, you need to know the address and also the base address with

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this base base, you can calculate for the entry point, which I'm going to show you that in our next

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lesson.

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So any time you load a programming application in, this detective is going to show you its best address,

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which is the base in which this application, anytime you download the program from the Internet, you

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run it on your machine.

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This program goes into memory for it to be temporary use.

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Or you see, sometimes when you launch on Microsoft, operate like wite.

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After some time, you just use it and it's your window.

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So the moment to launch this Microsoft operating system, it goes into memory, computer memory wise,

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which is Verizon Wireless.

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And some calls for that to be able to process your program, for it to be displayed on the screen for

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you to use.

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So it is bizarre based on this bizarre address you can calculate for our entry point.

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And that is where one, you know, the entry point of any application, that is where you start hacking

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the software or any application.

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So this is the base.

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I guess you have the entry here and we're not seeing some windows here, which I'm going to show you

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in the next one.

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I import one of application to the software.

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I'm going to show you what it means because maybe you going to do depth analysis on that program to

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be able to detect or calculate for entry point.

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And you match that entry point to the entry point.

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And this software, which is a city beach or a to you because I'm using that to beat operating system,

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is open to debate.

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So what we're going to do is after we follow the entry point, we will also check for the entry point

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in this application and we start cracking the application in this software.

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So this is the main application for tracking the software.

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And this is kind of a backup for you to do an analysis of the software before you bring it here to do

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What all the tracking process of the application.

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So what are you going to do?

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His homework to explain some time here.

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So here is always the graphical user interface.

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Espina and Balochi user interface of the application.

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You see Wal-Mart what there on this panel will always show you acquired some memory addresses and which

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in the application one is fine.

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It goes into the public domain, as I show you.

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So it displaces a panel for memory addresses that is assigned to this application and what it finds

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to when an application is for an operating system.

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I don't see what we put off code for the machine court, as I told you.

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So it always reads once and derivs in binary.

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OK, so all the calls you are going to see here to being once in zero, but it will be written by a

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Hasidism.

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OK, to me, one zero one zero one zero zero.

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It will always contract itself to what has had the decimal point.

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So they should be able to know what is happening a year before the assembly, which is the human language

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development code where.

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Instead of the competing.

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Popping up with talked once in 05 because we might be going to start Wednesday, signed up and put out

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an application and it's been one of the very few wouldn't know what it means.

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So it was everything being it was as if one could as much input as we as humans here would to recognize

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we can't rely to your software.

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All those outlets, including which one is being called red tape, as I told you, it doesn't have to

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be assembled.

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Yeah, that may be able to be a yes.

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The comments got us through these comments.

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You could see that any time you run an application, you actually are using a trial period or your software

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has been expired.

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And a whole lot of you go, you launch one application, I'll show you more.

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And these places where the registry is.

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So anytime you run application, it goes into the computer registry.

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I mean, this I just read this to you.

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I want to see some the be a whole lot of code, which I'm going to explain in upcoming license for you

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to know what they to for.

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And here you be running here will be something that it's not as kind of a compendium mentality where

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where anytime time is kind of a supporting staff to this registry, where by this place, the stacks

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always changes when the program is run and it keeps changing that.

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It's not a static dynamic stack.

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So it keeps on changing.

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OK, so actually this is all you need to know about this application.

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So here.

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Yes, the times where you could see the stub series, see program the program, run a program, pass

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a program, you see.

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Oh, this one would be some of them is late for you to understand them in depth or form you're going

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to do throughout this course.

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So this actually brings us to the second lesson that is setting up your what space and what floor.

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So looking at all these, you see that you'd be able to do a whole lot of stuff.

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It will be a nice start for you that, you know, to be able to get lost, but always remember any time

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you run your application back to A or B and you find out who it is, error, or you need to do it,

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send it to Google, go for it and look at the steps.

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I know how to solve it.

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I know you're going to download something quite impressive software snideness, which is very sure Siri

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redistribute.

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Let me show you the name here.

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It's called the twenty seventeen Microsoft, Vishwa, C++.

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You need to download that one.

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And I think this one is 2015, 2016, 2017 and install it.

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And I think there will be going to be able to run your application and you along with this program.

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And in the next hour I'm going to share a link for this crack.

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Me and I had my name in step in because that is what we are going to do, internationalising to show

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you how or the software side, you know, how it was programmed to youth programs.

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They used to link the application, you know, the piece of software, the software, and also know

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how to calculate what the entry point of any application would be to crack that software.

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OK, so this brings us to the end of setting up our working space and the environment for cracking.

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I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and see the where you are going to learn iboga, which is this one.

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I mean, dissembler got basics.

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I want to show the basics.

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So we'll be launching the application to dictate, i.e. to show some information before we round up.

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Application is 52 devices to four to know what is happening in the background of any time an application

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run.

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And from there we start doing some great stuff and we start tracking soft toys.

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I like for you to see what is happening, so enjoy your day.

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Take care and stay safe.

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Goodbye.

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I'm still going to look tonight.

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I'm going to make sure you take care.