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If I'm interested in reverse engineering, but at a higher abstraction than this book - let's say there is a game client communicating with server and I want to
by NhanH 12y ago
If I'm interested in reverse engineering, but at a higher abstraction than this book - let's say there is a game client communicating with server and I want to understand what the format of the packet is (ie. application level rather than all the way down) - does the question make any sense? And where could I find material for it?
- X4 12y agoWireshark, Deep Packet Inspection and similar might be terms you can look after to find out more. RFCs are what you need to understand the protocols (if they are public standards)
- adestefan 12y agoA lot of paper and a lot of colored pencils. Start printing out network dumps of various game states and tracing out the fields in the packets.