Anthony Alonso

In the second part of this series, we learn how to resolve WinAPI functions in assembly dynamically. We build on the assembly program built in the first part and replace the hardcoded address of the target WinAPI with the dynamic WinAPI resolving logic.

In this series, we dive into writing basic shellcode, which beings with learning how to write in assembly. After following this first article, we end up with a working assembly program that displays a message box.