Reversing-Secrets Of Reverse Engineering

Reversing-Secrets Of Reverse Engineering

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I thought this was a good book and would recommend it to people who are beginners with reverse engineering. I would not recommend this book to those who have a bit of experience with reversing. As with many technical books, this focuses on the basics and does not go too deep into most of the topics presented.

I particularly enjoyed Part 2: Applied Reversing. Each of the chapters in this part of the book walks through a reverse engineering topic in-depth and provided appropriate examples for the reader to follow along with.

The citations appendix provided links to a lot of academic whitepapers, books, and articles regarding reverse engineering topics. I appreciated this section because I was able to supplement my reading with relevant papers that took a much deeper dive than what was presented in the text.

This chapter covers the basics of what reverse engineering is, why one would reverse engineer software, the types of tools involved, and briefly touches on the legalities of reversing. I feel that most people reading this book would likely know most of this already.

This chapter touches the basics of reversing malware. Specifically, it provides a walkthrough of reversing Backdoor.Hacarmy.D malware. I really liked this chapter because the example malware was easy to reverse, but covered a lot of ground such as network communication, persistence, and packing.

applications of reverse engineering, this book provides readers with practical, in-depth techniques for software reverse engineering. The book is broken into two parts, the first deals with security-related reverse engineering and the second explores the more practical aspects of reverse engineering. In addition, the author explains how to reverse engineer a third-party software library to improve interfacing and how to reverse engineer a competitor's software to build a better product.

Special Features: Builds on some of the bestselling computer book titles, inlcuding Hacking the XBox and Hacking Tivo Provides practical, in-depth techniques for software reverse engineering Teaches how to protect software and data from malicious attacks About The Book: Hacker's Guide to Reverse Engineering begins with a basic primer on reverse engineering, including computer internals, operating systems, and assembly language. From there, readers will be taken through various applications of reverse engineering. These applications, which comprise the core of the book, are presented in two parts. The first part deals with security-related reverse engineering. The following part deals with the more practical aspects of the trade - reverse engineering for software developers. Throughout the text, the author covers the legal aspects of what he is demonstrating. The final part of the book provides an in-depth guide to disassembly (or code-level reverse engineering ). What people are saying - Write a reviewReviews aren't verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when it's identifiedUser Review - Flag as inappropriateReverse engineering is a concept that has existed for a long time. Here is a book that focuses on reverse engineering in hardware/software. Any It professional who intends to add value, seriously needs to have a look at this work.

The goal of this course is to understand the low-level details with respect to software security by examining the state of the art software vulnerabilities and attacks, such as memory exploits (e.g., ROP) and designing program analysis to reverse engineer the system details.

Reverse engineering has been widely used to analyze existing objects such as software systems, products, etc. The main purpose is obtaining information by disassembling a product and finding an improved design. Based on the disassembling work, research for a systematic analysis has been well developed, but reverse engineering has been rarely employed in finding a new (an improved) design of a complex and large scale product. Therefore, even though the ultimate goal of reverse engineering is an improved design (or redesign), the opportunity to make a new feature is rarely given. A novel method of reverse engineering is proposed by using the axiomatic design viewpoint. The method not only keeps the fundamental concept of reverse engineering, but also realizes a new (or improved) design according to proposed procedures such as inference, design improvement module and a qualitative evaluation. A complex and large scale product (a ceiling type air conditioning system) is chosen as a case study to validate the proposed method. As a result, useful information for a new (or improved) design is obtained and also a new part (filter cleaning system) is proposed. The methodology provides a good way to design a new (or improved) product.

Se-Jung Lee received the B.S. degree in mechanical engineering from Soon-ChunHyang University, Korea, in 2003, and the M.S. degree in mechanical engineering from Hanyang University, Korea, in 2009. She is currently pursing the Ph.D. at Hanyang University. Her research interests include design methodology and robust design.

Golden G. Richard III is Professor of Computer Science at the Universityof New Orleans, where he developed the Information Assurance curriculum. He is also co-founder of Digital ForensicsSolutions, LLC, a private firm specializing in digital forensicsinvestigations and security analysis. He teaches courses in reverseengineering, digital forensics, computer security, and operatingsystems internals at the University of New Orleans. He is a member ofthe United States Secret Service Taskforce on Electronic Crime and amember of the ACM, IEEE Computer Society, the American Academy ofForensics Sciences (AAFS), and USENIX. 59ce067264

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