[zero_one_one]

I’d like to add to this comment to say that the author has a fantastic assembly course available on udemy - very thorough and practical (teaching the basics in a win32 environment)

https://www.udemy.com/x86-asm-foundations/

[vortico]

Is that series endorsed by xorpd or an account just called xorpd? Udemy is known for allowing anyone to steal, upload, and profit from video series.

EDIT: Looks like it is. https://www.xorpd.net/pages/x86_adventures.html

[xorpd]

Yes, I made the videos a few years ago. This video series is mostly for beginners as it goes pretty slowly.

The exercises are open source and can be found here: https://github.com/xorpd/asm_prog_ex I think that more experienced developers can take the instruction set and bash through the exercises.

[zero_one_one]

I think it’s created by the man himself - having been through it it’s a very thorough coverage of the basic instruction set without delving too much into the windows specifics (it uses FASM syntax from what I recall)