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This channel got me started doing cyber and reverse engineering from embedded dev. A year later, and I’m writing my own decompiler, and scored an internship with a top government contractor. I’m grateful for this channel that it got me to realize my career.
"difficulty: very easy" what the fuck bro 😭
Rule #1 of reverse engineering: Assume that the code was written by overworked devs on a shoe-string budget to an impossible deadline.
Everything is open-source if you can read Assembly
Diving into reverse engineering has been a wild ride! Pneumatic Workflow has really helped my team keep everything organized while tackling these challenges.
"And the number is H" 😐 yeah it has been a long day.
Did I understand any of this? no Did I watch the whole video? absolutely
I remember using IDA to (help) crack an early version of the Hex Rays plugin. The irony.
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"everything is open source if you know reverse engineering" except the paid for software for the 16min advert.
I knew I didnt know much as I am just getting into this field... but after seeing this video I realized I know nothing... I immediately subscribed
Ghidra is a good alternative if you want a foss decompiler
man and thats a simple code. Imagine cracking a game
I had to watch this video to reconfirm that I have absolutely no desire to program.
Danke!
You can reverse engineer anything 10x faster with a pdb file. I remember when games accidently shipped pdb's included and that made reversing so much easier.
print in python accepts a named argument named "end" that allow to change the newline. so: print(lut_d[rand], end = ''); will get rid of the newline
When i saw bro use vim like that i realised i was NOT gonna understand anything
I appreciate this deep dive into reverse engineering! Pneumatic Workflow has been my go-to for simplifying complex workflows, and it’s seriously a lifesaver.
Wow, this is eye-opening! The concepts you discuss could totally apply to workflow automation too-Pneumatic Workflow is all about structured processes.