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> I mean, literally, the "bomblab", aka "Dr. Evil's Insidious Bomb, Version 1.1" is standard at every university’s computer science course, and teaches how to r

by serf 10y ago

> I mean, literally, the "bomblab", aka "Dr. Evil's Insidious Bomb, Version 1.1" is standard at every university’s computer science course, and teaches how to reverse engineer and bypass such checks in binaries. i've read the syllabus from such a class; do you happen to know of such an activity that can be participated in by a non-student? I would like to learn more about executable reverse engineering, and that sort of approach appeals to me.

kuschku 10y ago
I’m not sure what I could do – I have a bomb here from such a class on my system, and could send you it, but I don’t have much of the teaching materials. What I can suggest to you is learning how to use GDB (if you want to get fancy, use the Radare2 bundle), and learning quite a bit of x86 ASM and calling conventions.