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SkullSpace will be hosting a series of workshops done by Ron Bowes this fall! The first one - falling on Labour Day, September 5, 2011 - will focus on the basics of software, programming, assembly language, and the principles and reasons behind reverse engineering.
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Everybody is welcome to attend! And, if anybody takes exceptionally good notes, they're welcome to update this page with notes from the sessions.  
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SkullSpace hosted a series of workshops done by Ron Bowes in the fall of 2011! The first one - falling on Labour Day, September 5, 2011 - focused on the basics of software, programming, assembly language, and the principles and reasons behind reverse engineering.  
  
This workshop is '''free''', and Ron is donating his time, but we'd appreciate it if you'd bring a $10 or $20 donation for SkullSpace! In these early stages of running a hackerspace, every donation helps us greatly!  
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Everybody was welcome to attend! And, if anybody took exceptionally good notes, they're welcome to update this page with notes from the sessions.
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This workshop was '''free''', and Ron was donating his time, but we appreciated the guests who brought a $10 or $20 donation for SkullSpace! In these early stages of running a hackerspace, every donation helped us greatly!  
  
 
The particulars:
 
The particulars:
 
* When: September 5, 2011, 6:00pm
 
* When: September 5, 2011, 6:00pm
 
* What: Reverse Engineering workshop
 
* What: Reverse Engineering workshop
* You will need: a laptop (or a friend with a laptop) running a 32-bit version of Windows (either installed on the computer itself, or in a virtual machine)
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* Guests needed: a laptop (or a friend with a laptop) running a 32-bit version of Windows (either installed on the computer itself, or in a virtual machine)
  
You likely will not need the laptop for the first session, and at that session we'll talk about some options of how we can set up a lab or something that everybody can use.  
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Guests likely did not need the laptop for the first session, and at that session we talked about some options of how we could set up a lab or something that everybody could use.  
  
 
==VMWare==
 
==VMWare==
For anybody who is unable to run 32-bit Windows, your best bet is to install VMWare Workstation. Later versions of Windows lets you run a few days without activation, so that might be enough to solve the problem without any shenanigans.  
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For anybody who was unable to run 32-bit Windows, their best bet was to install VMWare Workstation. Later versions of Windows lets you run a few days without activation, so that might have been enough to solve the problem without any shenanigans.  
  
 
==Further classes==
 
==Further classes==
The second session will probably happen in early October - stay tuned for the date!
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The second session probably happened in early October.
  
 
==More information==
 
==More information==
For up-to-the-minute information, subscribe to our [[Mailing List]]s!
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For up-to-the-minute information, you should have subscribed to our [[Mailing List]]s!
  
 
Also, you can find most of the material at my other wiki: http://www.skullsecurity.org/wiki/index.php/Assembly
 
Also, you can find most of the material at my other wiki: http://www.skullsecurity.org/wiki/index.php/Assembly
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SkullSpace hosted a series of workshops done by Ron Bowes in the fall of 2011! The first one - falling on Labour Day, September 5, 2011 - focused on the basics of software, programming, assembly language, and the principles and reasons behind reverse engineering.

Everybody was welcome to attend! And, if anybody took exceptionally good notes, they're welcome to update this page with notes from the sessions.

This workshop was free, and Ron was donating his time, but we appreciated the guests who brought a $10 or $20 donation for SkullSpace! In these early stages of running a hackerspace, every donation helped us greatly!

The particulars:

  • When: September 5, 2011, 6:00pm
  • What: Reverse Engineering workshop
  • Guests needed: a laptop (or a friend with a laptop) running a 32-bit version of Windows (either installed on the computer itself, or in a virtual machine)

Guests likely did not need the laptop for the first session, and at that session we talked about some options of how we could set up a lab or something that everybody could use.

VMWare

For anybody who was unable to run 32-bit Windows, their best bet was to install VMWare Workstation. Later versions of Windows lets you run a few days without activation, so that might have been enough to solve the problem without any shenanigans.

Further classes

The second session probably happened in early October.

More information

For up-to-the-minute information, you should have subscribed to our Mailing Lists!

Also, you can find most of the material at my other wiki: http://www.skullsecurity.org/wiki/index.php/Assembly