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So we are going to talk about this immunity debacle basics, so let me open this so it would be very

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nice to get familiarity with this user interface so that you can understand the things easily.

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So first thing I want to do is go to this object and click on appearance and choose this a change.

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So by default, this font will be very, very small.

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Need change changes.

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I accepted to CareerBuilder 15 and you can also set it to transfer.

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So to just hired some men things I have said it will now and we can all go now.

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It will be like this.

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This contains four pins.

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This one is open and transparent.

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And this see the stack print and this is the Hexton.

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So now it's showing us nothing because we do not attach a binary.

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Are they not open.

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Executable.

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So all you want to do is click on file and click on Open.

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And in my desktop I have some basic bari's that's open this one.

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So now so many things has been popped up.

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Let's see this one.

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This binary is not running because when you open up it will be Pozharskiy.

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You can see here right down corner can see partnership.

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So before running our program, I would expect the basics here.

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This is the CPU that we can see.

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There are four columns.

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The first column contains the archdiocese, the memory address and the second can contain this article

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of code for this instruction, of course, contains the actual assembly instructions.

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And if you write in this one, you get the fourth column.

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That is a comment or text.

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This comment is put by the American people.

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It will identify some functions and it will pass this here.

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You can see this is in this bill.

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We are accessing this function.

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So it has been found that it must be easier to execute.

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So this is how comments, you can help it use the basic information about what it's doing.

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So in order to, uh, because this one.

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OK, now DCB Open, you can step through these instructions as well as the right side.

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One is the registered spin.

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Consider the digital C.A.T. experience and so on, up to eight.

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And this is the instruction point that this is very important for the buffalo, for us, and these are

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the extended family.

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So you can kind of parody photographer zero for that extra.

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So.

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Now, this top down bottom, so they're somewhat OK.

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Right or the right bottom beneath the top, if there is any new tech firm has been created when a new

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function is and then a new structure will be created and our values are, we will be pushed.

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This can go upwards and you can see that those are increasing from the top to bottom.

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So the stack will grow from bottom to top because the stack grows from here.

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So this is all good.

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And in the left side, the bottom then that goes to this extent we can dump any artosis and you can

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see the data from there.

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We can say dump X.

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OK, your address does not exist or does not have any address that said dump.

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Dumplings, now, you see from this address onwards, you see the data and also in ask for this is very

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helpful when we have word from this application.

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You can see what the contents are from the AP or E.S.P are acceptable.

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So this is the accident and you can see the ASCII representation of this accident.

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So my memory is in the other state, Nevada, on the is we are going to run this circuit to run this,

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to go people and click on this run.

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And this will run the program.

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And if you are going to start, this will restart the penalty.

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And if you close this, the penalty will be closed.

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And you can also step in to this program, step over, and you can also do a set of breakpoints.

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So we have seen the debugging from the Python section.

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So here it is, a similar, uh, functionality they have given with the icons.

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We can see this is the play button or one button to click on this.

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Now, my panel will be running and if you open this one, you just put one to register and the fashion

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section is going to be this one.

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And now we can do this, uh, uh, uh, dump exactly what step in to it.

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We step onto the one instruction part, uh, at the time.

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So these are the basic options, and one thing you can do is you can also right click on the spin and

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you can see the big point at this point.

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So that was a point has been said.

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When you run into binary breakpoint has been hit, then the program gets Tolpuddle.

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So let me do this so you can also do go to expression.

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You can write the address here as well.

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If you have the address, you jump to this instruction and you can also search for some modest you can

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search for significance in this single module.

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And you can also such a sequence of comments in this Cupitt and you can also search for our comments

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in our What do you suppose you like.

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Your binary is using some other libraries, uh, like extranet, the U.S. or Canada to do then we can

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also such in those modules also we can also search sequences in our those modules.

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So this is very important.

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You can also say a sequence of comments and you're going to use a pop register and pop register.

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And.

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Sorry.

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So if you find it will go to this address, at this address, you got this pop register, register and

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written, so it is very helpful in finding a sequencer also, but are single comments.

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And you can also follow dump and you can save this if you want to see this, you can follow up and click

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on the structure and you can also if you modify these changes to these instructions and you can copy

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the executable.

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So another one is I want to show you is a view and go to this log so that this log will be seen from

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the MONAMI.

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So click on this executable modules.

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So now it will show you the are the modules that are using binary.

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And if you go to memory.

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So to show you are the memory map and also you can see this is the starting of this section, this starting

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address is the base of this opportunity.

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So if you have some type security mitigation when you the system, then it will going to change.

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So now if you go back to again to keep you in your view and keep you and now another important one is

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you can see.

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Also, don't worry about this.

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We will talk about this in suburbanisation.

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So if you hits change, you need to click on this view.

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So you will get to see Eternals here.

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And you can also really quick and far out.

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So from there on, what are you to see this as each and and to to each hand.

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So you can also explore these options.

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Oh, these are the you can all set the hardware breakpoints as well, so that's all for this video.

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Guys, uh, I hope you have understood if you do not understand.

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No, don't worry that in the next few years, uh, borrowed from us, then you will know how to use

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this immediately will go.

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So this is just all you are the basics of this imitative, the user interface.

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And I forgot to tell you one thing, because this one and we run this equipment.

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So it has been done.

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You can also attach this image to this Bernardes.

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So now if we can open it right now, I can see the rest of the process running on my computer.

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And if you go to Don, you will have this process of worship and the service name it does not have and

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the part of this planet to click on this one and click on Attach.

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Now on it, I think it will be in position to Krikor to resume the state.

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So that's all for this video.

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I hope you understood.