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coffeeprogrammer

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I recently noticed that udemy is adding a lot of new assembly, reverse engineering, disassembly, and exploit and malware development courses recently. I bought $100 worth the other day at $15 each and I still don’t have them all. Some are only 4 hours and some are almost 30 hours. Of course quality varies but if you are like me and just want to plop down and watch some one else do the work once in a while there is knowledge to be gained. It seems they have been having lots of sales lately that apply even if you already have an account and they are currently having one for $15 each. Have fun!



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