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Reverse Engineering For Everyone!

by @mytechnotalent

Wait, what’s reverse engineering?

Wikipedia defines it as:

Reverse engineering, also called backwards engineering or back engineering, is the process by which an artificial object is deconstructed to reveal its designs, architecture, code, or to extract knowledge from the object. It is similar to scientific research, the only difference being that scientific research is conducted into a natural phenomenon.

Whew, that was quite a mouthful, wasn’t it? Well, it is one of the main reasons why this tutorial set exists. To make reverse engineering as simple as possible.

This comprehensive set of reverse engineering tutorials covers x86, x64 as well as 32-bit ARM and 64-bit architectures. If you’re a newbie looking to learn reversing, or just someone looking to revise on some concepts, you’re at the right place. As a beginner, these tutorials will carry you from nothing upto the mid-basics of reverse engineering, a skill that everyone within the realm of cyber-security should possess. If you’re here just to refresh some concepts, you can conveniently use the side bar to take a look at the sections that has been covered so far.

You can get the entire tutorial set in PDF or MOBI format. All these ebook versions will get updated automatically as new tutorials will be added.

Download here: [ PDF | MOBI ]

Inside the Course

40 Lessons

Module 1: Goals

Module 2: Techniques

Module 3: Types of Malware

Module 4: x86 Assembly Intro

Module 5: Binary Number System

Module 6: Hexadecimal Number System

Module 7: Transistors And Memory

Module 8 - Bytes, Words, Double Words, etc...

Module 9: x86 Basic Architecture

Module 10: General-purpose Registers

Module 11: Segment Registers

Module 12: Instruction Pointer Register

Module 13: Control Registers

Module 14: Flags

Module 15: Stack

Module 16: Heap

Module 17 – How To Install Linux

Module 18 - vim Text Editor

Module 19 - Why Learn Assembly

Module 20 - Instruction Code Handling

Module 21 - How To Compile A Program

Module 22 - ASM Program 1 [Moving Immediate Data]

Module 23 - ASM Debugging 1 [Moving Immediate Data]

Module 24 - ASM Hacking 1 [Moving Immediate Data]

Module 25 - ASM Program 2 [Moving Data Between Registers]

Module 26 - ASM Debugging 2 [Moving Data Between Registers]

Module 27 - ASM Hacking 2 [Moving Data Between Registers]

Module 28 - ASM Program 3 [Moving Data Between Memory And Registers]

Module 29 - ASM Debugging 3 [Moving Data Between Memory And Registers]

Module 30 - ASM Hacking 3 [Moving Data Between Memory And Registers]

Module 31 - ASM Program 4 [Moving Data Between Registers And Memory]

Module 32 - ASM Debugging 4 [Moving Data Between Registers AndMemory]

Module 33 - ASM Hacking 4 [Moving Data Between Registers And Memory]

Module 34 - ASM Program 5 [Indirect Addressing With Registers]

Module 35 - ASM Debugging 5 [Indirect Addressing With Registers]

Module 36 - ASM Hacking 5 [Indirect Addressing With Registers]

Module 37 - ASM Program 6 [CMOV Instructions]

Module 38 - ASM Debugging 6 [CMOV Instructions]

Module 39 - ASM Hacking 6 [CMOV Instructions]

Module 40 – Conclusion