(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); well what it is i need a program that will help me run shell coding on my pc which is windows but having some problems finding one any help would be great i just started to learn shell and thank for read and helping if you do

Please can you define your shellcode? I may be able to help you if I'm clearer of what you're asking.
"Shellcode is commonly written in You must login or register to view this content., but any piece of code that performs a similar task can be called shellcode" That's why I need to know;

well truth be told i just started to learn it so am trying to find the right programs i would need to compile it and run it when i done the code i reading a book on it and it says i be running some code soon but not to sure how to edit the code on what program i no i sound like a noob but i am lol but just wanting to learn as much as i can your help is great and thank you for getting back to me about this any info on this sunject would be great when you seem like you no abit about it so thanks again sorry about my spelling lol

i think if i am right looking to learn assembly language

If you're just starting programming, put the book down, and walk away slowly.

You really should NOT start with Assembly, it'll be way to hard, especially if you can't even figure out what you need to download. And even if you could figure out what to download, you're still biting off way too much. Trust me on this one, Assembly is hard.

I'd suggest you look into a significantly easier (and significantly more useful, Assembly is rarely used in programming these days) programming language. I'd encourage you to start with C, Java, or Python. Python has a good, clean, easy to understand syntax, and its easy to immediately begin writing useful scripts and programs. Java is popular in the workplace, many people prefer it as a first language, but its syntax is slightly more complex than Python. C is a nice language to start off with, its all procedural, which makes it easy to understand, it gives you a lot of power, and is good for preparing for Assembly programming later on.

Here are links to some appropriate tutorials for Python, C, and Java:
Python:
You must login or register to view this content. - A good tutorial, its fairly involved and the difficulty increases quite quickly, but the material it teaches is very good, not the best for beginners, but a good tutorial nonetheless
You must login or register to view this content. - Excellent for new programmers (people completely new to programming), its easy to understand
You must login or register to view this content. - Also good for beginners, more fast paced, but that's because it misses things that the other two books cover

Java:
You must login or register to view this content. - Probably the best, online Java tutorial, it is slightly more fast paced, but most people can keep up with it
You must login or register to view this content. - Not necessarily a tutorial, but a list of tutorials, it'll be really helpful to choose tutorials from other sources

C:
You must login or register to view this content. - Its a pretty good book/tutorial, its fairly fast paced, but it'll do just fine
You must login or register to view this content. - A great tutorial for beginners, it'll get your feet wet; doesn't cover a lot of material, but puts things quite simply

Now, if you insist on programming in Assembly, what you need is an Assembler. There are many different types of architectures and many different assemblers as well, so in order to find you the correct assembler, we'll need to know more information.

Shellcode itself isn't very descriptive, and doesn't tell us anything about what you need.

EDIT:

If you don't believe me, let me prove it to you.

Here is Python code:

    print("Hello, world!")

Here is Java:

    class HelloWorld

{

    public static void Main(String args[])

    {

        System.out.println("Hello, world!");

    }

}

Here is C:

    #include <stdio.h>



int main(int argc, char *argv[])

{

    printf("Hello, world");

    return 0;

}

And lastly, here's Assembly:

    

title   Hello World Program                             (hello.asm)

; This program displays "Hello, World!"



dosseg

.model small

.stack 100h



.data

hello_message db 'Hello, World!',0dh,0ah,'$'



.code

main  proc

      mov    ax,@data

      mov    ds,ax



      mov    ah,9

      mov    dx,offset hello_message

      int    21h



      mov    ax,4C00h

      int    21h

main  endp

end   main

Assembly Language is correct I believe.
You might want to check out this site:
You must login or register to view this content. looked and it seems to be a trusted source and you will find pretty much everything you need there, varying from the compiler itself to fully detailed tutorials and also example project which you may use as guidance if relevant to what you are trying to achieve.

But I must agree him above ^
Diving into a language as complex as this isn't the best idea and I strongly recommend learning basic python first, preferable not from a book but from the tutorials linked from the person above ^

Hope you create something good :y:
And also be careful of your spelling, I know you may be rushing whilst on the forums but in programming just the slightest spelling mistake can stop the whole program from working properly, just as a heads up!

well this is great thank you very much for your help i will leave assembly to i learn more of other coding i got back to c i learn Vb which is the easy coding to learn but with the help you give me i will go back to assembly once i done the other work work first thank you for your kind help

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thank you for your help to i will starting from a different coding from now and start with assemble at a different time thank you very much