Xeno Kovah

Xeno has a BS in CS from UMN, and an MS in security from CMU, which he attended through the National Science Foundation Scholarship for Service (aka CyberCorps) program. He has been attending security conferences since 1999 and working full time on security research since 2007.

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Introductory Intel x86: Architecture, Assembly, Applications, & Alliteration (OST)

CS: Software Engineering

Unlock the secrets of Intel's influential processors with our 'Introductory Intel x86' course. From architecture to assembly language, this course is designed for those eager to delve into the foundational elements of personal computing. Gain insights into how Intel chips operate at a granular level and apply your knowledge in various technical fields.

Self Paced

Self-Paced

Programming Security Computing

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The Life of Binaries (OST)

Security & Networking

Dive into the fascinating world of binaries with 'The Life of Binaries' course. Explore the inner workings of executable files, focusing on the Windows PE (Portable Executable) format. Gain insights into binary structures, disassembly techniques, and much more to enhance your knowledge in software engineering and reverse engineering.

Self Paced

Self-Paced

Programming Security Computing

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Intermediate Intel x86: Architecture, Assembly, Applications, & Alliteration (OST)

CS: Software Engineering

Dive deep into the heart of computing with our Intermediate Intel x86 Course. Master architecture, assembly language, applications, and even enhance your writing skills with alliteration techniques. This course is designed for IT professionals seeking to understand OS mechanisms such as memory management, segmentation, paging, interrupts, and port I/O in detail. Prepare for advanced studies on Rootkits and Virtualization.

Self Paced

Self-Paced

Programming Security Computing

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Rootkits: What they are, and how to find them (OST)

Security & Networking

Dive into the world of Rootkits: a specialized class that unravels the mysteries behind one of the most elusive forms of malware. This course is designed for cybersecurity enthusiasts and professionals who want to understand the inner workings of rootkits, their techniques for hiding on Windows systems, and crucially, how to identify and eradicate them.

Self Paced

Self-Paced

Programming Security Computing

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