An Intro to C for Windows - Part 10: The End
Hear ye! Hear ye! Be ye free from the CRT! What’s life like anyway without the CRT? What can a program even do without it? As the entire series comes to a close, this part will explore the CRT and how to become independent from it. This independence is critical to understand when it comes to creating binaries that are compiled as PIC; Position Independent Code.
This entire 10-part series has over 20 hours of free content that teaches you how to get started with Windows development. Aimed at those who aren’t currently developers, this is a solid introduction of the Windows APIs, C syntax, linking and compilation, and many other topics that continued to fine tune your comfort with the language. Upon completion, attendees should feel more confident signing up for the SANS SEC670: Red Teaming Tools: Developing Windows Implants, Shellcode, Command and Control. After all, the series is a prerequisite for the course.
Join the SEC670: Red Teaming Tools - Developing Windows Implants, Shellcode, Command and ControlTM course author, Jonathan Reiter, in this immersive, 100% hands-on workshop series that will get you started down the offensive tool development path for Windows. No slides. Always free. Always recorded.
View the entire series!
- An Intro to C for Windows Devs
- An Intro to C for Windows - Part 2
- An Intro to C for Windows - Part 3
- An Intro to C for Windows - Part 4
- An Intro to C for Windows - Part 5
- An Intro to C for Windows - Part 6
- An Intro to C for Windows - Part 7
- An Intro to C for Windows - Part 8
- An Intro to C for Windows - Part 9
System Requirements:
- Host system must be 64 bit, ARM is not supported.
- Windows 7 to Windows 11 21H2 and higher
- Recommended CPU should be quad-core or better
- 8GB of RAM
- Installation requires about 50GB of space. Recommended to have at least 100GB of free space
- VS2019 Community, install C/C++ plugin during installation and setup
