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This isn't something I would be even remotely capable of doing myself and I probably don't understand the vast majority of what they are talking about but I abs
by joshstrange 6y ago
This isn't something I would be even remotely capable of doing myself and I probably don't understand the vast majority of what they are talking about but I absolutely love that this exists and there are people who enjoy digging into and doing a nice write up about it.
- jml7c5 6y agoYou can always learn! You're just a few books away from the knowledge.
- faitswulff 6y agoWhich books?
- mhh__ 6y agoI think the raw reverse engineering knowhow generally comes from reading and writing low level code and reverse engineering other people's. Atop of that you also need understanding of computer architecture, for which I vaguely recommend Hen.&Pat. but again you get this knowledge by playing around mainly. A bit of compiler design would help too if you want to write one of these - Engineering a compiler is a good one.
- msie 6y agoI hope those same people are looking into the M1 SSD mystery.
- kirugan 6y agoWhat mystery?
- brokenmachine 6y agoYeah, I've been interested in learning assembly/reverse engineering/ghidra at some stage, but reading stuff like this by people who understand what a computer's doing to this level makes me despair for my own lack of knowledge.