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probably just forgot to be unprivated. The blog post was published today

• kuroguro 6y ago
  yep, my bad
  • flumpcakes 6y ago
    Do you have any resources or advice to building up the skills required to do something like this? I like the idea of fixing up some older, unsupported, games I have issues with but would like to upskill using some structured resources first (books/videos/guided projects). Great work! This is the kind of wizard-magic I wish came naturally to me.
    • bluedino 6y ago
      Learn C and Assembly, learn how to debug your own programs. Then try debugging other programs.
      • kuroguro 6y ago
        ^ yeah that. I started with C so I always had decent low level understanding. I've found I pick things up faster if I'm doing stuff, not reading about it but YMMV. I probably I picked up most of my reverse engineering skills practicing on crackmes and reading/watching other people's solutions on crackmes.de (now dead) but you can try your luck in the successor https://crackmes.one/ https://crackmes.one/