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Fravia's
Page of Reverse Engineering - The ULTIMATE page for cracking
* CrackZ's Reverse Engineering Page - Nice cracking techniques * Phrack Magazine - The Best Hacking Magazine on the Web * Cicatrix - Best Collection of Virus Magazines * Virus Black Book - Good beginner's learning for Virus Coders * 29a Virus Magazine - Superb Virus Magazine * The Art of Assembly Language - An online Assembly Language Book * Gavin's Guide to x86 Assembly Language - A Pretty good Assembly Tutorial * Macmillan Computer Publishing - You can read ONLINE tech. books here ! * SAM's Computers Publ. - Another site where you can read Online tech books * Ralf Brown's Interrupt List - Exhaustive list of all Interrupts, ports, etc * SoftICE by Numega - The ultimate debugger ever made ! * Linux - All that you ever wanted to know about Linux * Windows NT internals - good site for NT internals * SysDoc - A Superb Hardware Site * Andrew Schulman's Page - my idol ! ;) * RootShell - A great security/bug site * AntiOnline - A nice site for Hacking news and exploits * WotSit - Get all possible File Formats here. Really exhaustive ! * IDA Pro - Site of the makers of a mind blowing disassembler * Operating Systems - A good repository of OSes * Programmers Heaven - A lot of source code on variety of topics * L0pht - A good hack news site * 80x86 Assembly - A good site for assembly programming - link to pmode tut too * Doctor Dobb's Journal - A mind blowing technical magazine - da best ! * The United Council - An excellent information bank for serious programmers * The HH Library - superb papers/articles on Hacking * The Snippets Collection - source code for almost any programming topic (C/C++) * Alex Verstak's Page - Read his excellent descriptions of disk structures * System Optimisation - Good site for hardware related info * WinFiles - Good site for Windows Tips * Mammon's Registry Tutorial - Good Technical despcription of the registry 
* Windows 95 Registry - Understand the basics of the 95 Registry here
* Robert Collins' page - A brilliant "what Intel didn't want you to know Page" |