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How to learn reverse engineering? - DumbChicken - Jan 23, 2022 Looking for tutorials & websites to learn reverse engineering from scratch. RE: How to learn reverse engineering? - Xernive - Jan 24, 2022 You're going to have be more specific. What're you trying to reverse engineer? Software (Apps/Dapps) etc.? Video Games (Mobile or Desktop)? Saying you want to just "reverse engineer" is like saying I wanna learn how to "hack". RE: How to learn reverse engineering? - DumbChicken - Jan 24, 2022 (Jan 24, 2022 11:16 AM)Xernive Wrote: You're going to have be more specific. What're you trying to reverse engineer? Software (Apps/Dapps) etc.? Video Games (Mobile or Desktop)? Windows .exe essentially. RE: How to learn reverse engineering? - Xernive - Jan 24, 2022 (Jan 24, 2022 11:22 AM)DumbChicken Wrote: Windows .exe essentially. So windows applications correct? Are you trying to actually reverse engineer them, or crack them? RE: How to learn reverse engineering? - DumbChicken - Jan 24, 2022 (Jan 24, 2022 11:29 AM)Xernive Wrote: So windows applications correct? Are you trying to actually reverse engineer them, or crack them? Looking to learn both. I have the basics in C++ btw, and I'm quite familiar with python3. |