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Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required!

ethicalhacker.net — Great intro to reverse engineering for someone with no experience whatsoever on the subject. In this continuing series on coding essentials for those programmatically-challenged InfoSec Pros (ethical hackers), we build on the knowledge learned in the first article, "Intro to C." No prior knowledge of Assembly is Required!

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  • Gisterogue, on 02/20/2009, -0/+1Before this tutorial I had the mindset that Reverse Engineering was a dark art I would need years of hard work to get any where at all with. In fact, it showed that, although it is still pretty intense, you can achieve some interesting results in a short space of time. Excellent article.
  • MrsGorilla, on 11/30/2007, -0/+0A very good intro.

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