Hello to all the instructors at TCM Academy, from what I can see, except for assembly language, I still don't understand why you chose the Rust programming language to teach, instead of other low-level languages like C/C++. Is Rust a good language for hackers in the future? And is it a good tool for exploiting buffer overflow vulnerabilities or other types of attacks? I’m quite interested and would like to dive deeper into this language, and I plan to learn it instead of C/C++. To me, programming languages are just tools, so perhaps mastering one language is enough. So, is Rust good in the field of hacking? Once again, thank you for your courses, as they have provided me with a lot of knowledge!"
Truly appreciate this, Andrew! Also, great stuff in the Assembly 101 course. Great material and to the point!
Thank you Tyson!
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Man, it is great information both about how to use gdb for debugging and memory.
I Ever Found An Buffer Overflow On Web Assembly Based Apps
Just waiting for something like this !❤
Glad we were able to help!
Waiting very very eagerly for this course to drop
We've got Assembly 101 out already: www.tcm.rocks/asb-y
Hello to all the instructors at TCM Academy, from what I can see, except for assembly language, I still don't understand why you chose the Rust programming language to teach, instead of other low-level languages like C/C++. Is Rust a good language for hackers in the future? And is it a good tool for exploiting buffer overflow vulnerabilities or other types of attacks? I’m quite interested and would like to dive deeper into this language, and I plan to learn it instead of C/C++. To me, programming languages are just tools, so perhaps mastering one language is enough. So, is Rust good in the field of hacking? Once again, thank you for your courses, as they have provided me with a lot of knowledge!"