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Author: Yury "Yurembo" Yazev

Game Developer’s Toolkit: The Best Free Software for Game Development
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Game Developer’s Toolkit: The Best Free Software for Game Development

1 week ago14/09/2025Yury "Yurembo" Yazev4700
A game engine is the heart of any video game and the primary tool of a game developer. Primary, but not the only one! In this article, we’ll assemble a complete toolkit of free or low-cost software…
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Choosing the Best PE Editor for Windows Executables: A Reverse Engineering Shootout
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Choosing the Best PE Editor for Windows Executables: A Reverse…

1 month ago13/09/2025Yury "Yurembo" Yazev3550
The primary—and hardest—task for a hacker during a software break-in is to identify the protection mechanism and bypass it. For reconnaissance I typically use the WinDbg debugger, and for “patching” the application I rely on the Hiew…
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Reverse Engineering Fundamentals: Hands-On Executable Analysis in IDA Pro
Security

Reverse Engineering Fundamentals: Hands-On Executable Analysis in IDA Pro

1 month ago13/09/2025Yury "Yurembo" Yazev5410
In this article, we’ll dive into an in-depth static analysis using IDA Pro—the go-to disassembler for hackers and security professionals. We’ll start with the basics and steadily work our way forward, cutting through the thicket of code…
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Introduction to Hacking: Authentication Testing and Basic Security Exploits
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Introduction to Hacking: Authentication Testing and Basic Security Exploits

22.07.202520/07/2025Yury "Yurembo" Yazev1050
Fifteen years ago, Chris Kaspersky's epic work "Fundamental Principles of Hacking" was the go-to guide for every budding computer security researcher. The editors of "Hacker" have taken on the challenge of updating this substantial work, bringing it…
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Learning heterogeneous parallelism in C++ with AMP
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Learning heterogeneous parallelism in C++ with AMP

29.09.201514/10/2015Yury "Yurembo" Yazev5520
When it became physically impossible to further increase the number of transistors in a single microprocessor core, the manufacturers started to put several cores on a chip. This was accompanied by the emergence of such frameworks, that…
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