Simple Loop

include '\fasm\include\win32ax.inc' ; include our required librarys and stuff (for Sleep and ShellExecute)
 
.data ; the data section stores data. this is where you define variables and ect.
magicsite	db	"http://www.google.com/search?q=HACKED",0 ; define variable magicsite and set its value in memory to "http://www......"
action		db	"open",0 ; define our action for ShellExecute under variable "action" with value "open"
 
.code ; this section tells the compiler where our actual CODE starts.
start: ; doesnt have to be start, can be anything you like, i just use start or "main" for organizational purposes.
@loopme: ; the @ isn't required. it can also be defined as "loopme:" the act of having the colon (":") defines it as a location.
	invoke Sleep, 9000 ; invoke is the equivalent to a call in any other language. this allows for a proper stack.
	; the reverse stack for sleep would be something similar to:
	; mov eax, 9000 // place value 9000 into EAX
	; push eax // push EAX (9000) into stack
	; call Sleep // call Sleep
	invoke ShellExecute, NULL, action, magicsite, NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL ; Call ShellExecute.
	jmp @loopme ; Jump back to the location @loopme
@exit: ; Even though we will never reach here, just in case we want to handle it though. ;)
	invoke ExitProcess, 0 ; ExitProcess with return code 0 (proper exit)
.end start ; required to close and tell the assembler we're done.