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Hello on my first blog!

 This site is about reverse engineering, binary exploatation and programming. I am a beginner so I will write the basics of above topics. (at least at the start of my adventure :) )  My idea for this blog is very simple - I want to describe my road from a beginner to an expert in RE and binary exploatation. 

 I thnik my articles about IT will be helpful for such beginners as me. And that is one of my goals - share the knowledge with other people.

Constructive critism is welcome.

I wish you pleasant reading and want to invite you to comment.

Enjoy!

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