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This Stack Exchange Q&A thread centers on reverse engineering, covering various aspects like disassembling binaries (ARM, x86), identifying compilers, analyzing function calls and stack frames (using IDA Pro and OllyDbg), dealing with obfuscation techniques, and working with different file formats (.so, .ipa, .exe, PDF). Discussions include using tools like radare2 and Pyew for static analysis, as well as dynamic analysis methods and anti-debugging techniques. The exchange also explores methods for analyzing malware and firmware, and the challenges involved in extracting and understanding encrypted or packed code. Finally, hardware reverse engineering using JTAG is briefly touched upon.
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This Stack Exchange Q&A thread centers on reverse engineering, covering various aspects like disassembling binaries (ARM, x86), identifying compilers, analyzing function calls and stack frames (using IDA Pro and OllyDbg), dealing with obfuscation techniques, and working with different file formats (.so, .ipa, .exe, PDF). Discussions include using tools like radare2 and Pyew for static analysis, as well as dynamic analysis methods and anti-debugging techniques. The exchange also explores methods for analyzing malware and firmware, and the challenges involved in extracting and understanding encrypted or packed code. Finally, hardware reverse engineering using JTAG is briefly touched upon.
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You can listen and download our episodes for free on more than 10 different platforms:
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