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Hello and welcome back.



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In this lesson, I'm going to show you how to start using Iida, so that's opened for them.



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Veiga is fun.



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Click on activities here and then here you can click on the terminal to open a terminal.



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And have you get to your idea for the evilest.



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I would see the idea for this here so I could get into it and hear the singing and the voice here.



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So the study done just tightened that from a slash, followed by the name of the executable it asked



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for.



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And then if you want the process to run in the background free of the terminal, can you just put in



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a percent of the back and hit enter?



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So he will start off either separately as a GUI program and you will not take up your terminal and this



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is free for you to do any other commands.



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So now I started you in starting a new project.



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You click on the new button.



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And then here and there, we get to young revising file, which is reversing for his home territory



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under Inuksuit.



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Reversing and go to the level one for the next one, click open.



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So here is detected that this is our 64 executable for Linux, so it is automatically deleted, so you



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don't have to make any changes.



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So just click, OK, now this here, there are other platforms you can choose, but this is already



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that, so you don't need to do anything.



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OK.



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So now you've successfully opened the file and disassembled it for you.



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Now, remember, you can always go to the activity stream button here and click on this false navigator



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and he can take you to the view for all your followers inside your Linux.



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And we are now inside this folder here.



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We are now examining this, reversing this five.



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It seems that he managed to understand a lot more from this far compared to our hexameter, this is



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the default view, but you can see this for you in this foggy is called graph.



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If you you can switch it to the new view by pressing space on the keyboard.



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So this is called the linear view.



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On the left is your address.



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This is 64 bit addresses because we are examining if we file.



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If you scroll down, you will see the addresses increase and then you will see the court here and the



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disassemble code.



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And this is called assembly language.



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If you keep scrolling down, you will see a little section which contains all the data structures.



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And further down you get scrolling.



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We see in the data section, which contains some of the strings which we have seen earlier.



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And you scroll down for the.



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And here is the BSF session, also known as the initialised notarization, as you can see, VSS on initialised



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Detestation from further, you will see the external session.



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We hear this down some of the external functions provided by system.



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So this is called a linear view, you can see it back to the graph you by pressing the spacebar one



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more time.



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So if you see this kind of error, it means that you are not in the function.



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So you need to go to a function, so you need to screw up now you in the data session, so screw up



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to the function.



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One quick way to go into a function is to click on this any of this function here.



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For example, I click on the first one and other ways to go out here and the string here, the blue



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outline, the location and the function.



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So this is actually the entire content of this linear file and the one in Blue WHIO functions the programs



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to code.



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So I'm going to click on this one here now and press spacebar.



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And you go back to your graph.



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You can go to any function by clicking on this here.



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So I go to the state now and I'm back here.



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So one more time you click space, you go to the linear view, you press space again, you go back to



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your graph here.



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So one of the many advantages of the graph here is you can get an idea of the flow of the control even



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before you understand what the program is trying to do.



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So, for example, here we see a green arrow and arrow.



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So here you can take Tupa now to get to the bottom path here.



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This will be a easier path, but this would be a harder path, a longer path.



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So this to suggest that this is probably the wrong path because it's easy to get here.



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So this is probably some kind of error if you get here.



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So but this one takes a longer path.



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So this is probably the right path.



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And the other thing to note is Green Arrow and the Green Arrow indicates true.



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You will happen when the gas is true.



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So you could do this, but the arrow will take place when the test is false.



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So you will go here.



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You also have the blue error arrow.



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The error doesn't mean as a test, but it simply means that the gem will take place even though there



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is no test before.



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Sometimes the arrow is also used to split up into two small blocks.



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So that's easier to visualize.



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If you wanted to move the Graffy around, you just press on the left mouse button, hold it down and



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right and you be able to move the Graffy around.



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If you want to zoom in and out press control, hold on control and screw.



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And you're in a scruby and you can zoom in and out if you press one on the key.



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But he goes back to the normal zoom, which is zoom one hundred percent zoom.



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Now the error is so thing, as I mentioned earlier, is the stream here.



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This tree here represents the linear view for the court.



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So let's go back to linear view.



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So if I now move this yellow mark here, I can screw up.



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If I go left and if I scroll it, move it to the right, I'm scrolling down to higher addresses.



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So this is the meaning of the street.



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Yeah.



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And you can see this blue collar here now, if I screw along the blue color, you can see all the in



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here and other colors, for example, gray usually means is data that's more identical.



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And you can see we're in a data session so we can get more standardization or more of the instruction



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session by dragging the cursor here.



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And there's also a big part here.



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So if it's the pink, but you will see the pink, usually the there are also some gaps.



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For example, here you have get.



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Here.



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Here, the blanket denoted by this line, you get another line here and this is and then I get here



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in Gry, meaning that this is some data here, the Beiser not showing, but if you wanted to see the



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bite, you can actually choose the option so you can get options here in general and then over here.



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No, of course not.



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You can set anything from, for example, six or eight.



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So you put it here.



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He will show it by now.



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You can see it by all the Beiser here showing this column.



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And if you see a plus sign here, you missed this instruction takes up more invites.



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If you want.



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You can increase the size of the base by going back to option to increase the size here.



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So the instructions are different sizes.



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So some instructions are only a few bytes, four or five.



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Some are even longer.



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So the bikes are not the same for every the no different, so you can just go to shooting going on general



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antisemite.



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So you go on a set of six, I can put succinctly.



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OK, then.



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Sure.



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And you see some bikes.



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So this for this video will continue with the rest in the next week.



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Thank you for watching.