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Which program for reverse engineering - Bry4n_1337 - May 26, 2024 I'm trying to learn basics of reverse engineering which program/software should I choose. (I'd rather stick to open source/free software) RE: Which program for reverse engineering - Unpaired - May 26, 2024 Learn the basics of reverse engineering with Ghidra RE: Which program for reverse engineering - Nomad.Null - May 28, 2024 Reverse Engineering by Dennis Yurichev is how I got started learning. I experimented with IDA at first, but you don't have to go hard into investing in a tool like that if you don't work for a company that has access to licenses. https://beginners.re/ The book is solid and a great intro to the basics. And it's free. There are PDF versions on the web if you know where to look or are willing to become a patron of D. Yurichev. RE: Which program for reverse engineering - BlackSoulZN5006 - Jun 4, 2024 I would recommend you Ghidra. RE: Which program for reverse engineering - Codysalfen@gmail - Jun 4, 2024 (Jun 4, 2024 04:19 PM)BlackSoulZN5006 Wrote: I would recommend you Ghidra. High recommended since you're looking for a freeware RE: Which program for reverse engineering - happygonutty - Jun 4, 2024 (May 26, 2024 12:22 PM)Bry4n_1337 Wrote: I'm trying to learn basics of reverse engineering which program/software should I choose. (I'd rather stick to open source/free software) For practice purposes, I suggest you do capture the flag challenges that focuses on reverse engineering in order to enhance problem logic skills before diving into reverse engineering. For software, I have never used Ghidra since I am old AF and there is no thing such as Ghidra from the early 2010s, the only tools I use mostly are HxD (for dynamic analysis [reading binary files]), PE File Explorer (to learn what language or tech stack was used on the binary), OllyDbg (for static analysis [running process]) and IDA Pro (to dive deeper). Also don't forget to put everything inside a VM (virtual machine) to not damage your host machine (main machine). The rest are history my friend. 🙃 RE: Which program for reverse engineering - BlackSoulZN5006 - Jun 5, 2024 In Kali Linux the following programs are for reverse engineering, clang, clang++, NASM Shell, and radare2 under reverse engineering applications. RE: Which program for reverse engineering - snyk - Jun 5, 2024 clang, clang++, NASM Shell in kali, hope i helped you |