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For anyone interested in a little more context: the book has a website (including translated versions, etc.) located at https://beginners.re/ https://beginners.
by david_shaw 6y ago
For anyone interested in a little more context: the book has a website (including translated versions, etc.) located at https://beginners.re/ https://beginners.re/
It looks like this PDF has been posted to HN a few times before, too: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=beginners.re https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=beginners.re
I haven't read the book, but I did download the PDF and briefly check it out. I'm not a reverse engineer by any means, but this seems like a (very) comprehensive overview. It's over 1000 pages!
- troughway 6y agoI flipped through it briefly a while back, it covers a lot of important things in a nice and structured manner but I wish the author would cover C++ more, I didn’t see it but I didn’t go through the whole thing either. When I first got started the Lena151 tutorials had just been released. This would have been helpful as an aid but having video tutorials of all the subwindows of OllyDBG was very beneficial. That, and having crackmes to practise against combined with wireshark or ethereal or whatever it was called was a great time to learn this stuff.
- adamhearn 6y agoIs there a tool to check for submissions of the same link? Not just the site, but I mean the same link.