how do I learn reverse engineering?
Learn about assembly and compilers and basically become a reverse compiler.
>>53569969
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B94WN9ZjhJVNN2hlUndkb1FNVkk/edit
https://www.reddit.com/r/ReverseEngineering/comments/hg0fx/a_modest_proposal_absolutely_no_babies_involved/
https://www.corelan.be/index.php/category/security/exploit-writing-tutorials/
Are there any jobs in reverse engineering?
>>53570072
Not really, no.
>>53570072
You could go work for an anti-cheating company (?)
be autistic
>>53570072
Security and debugger devs.
>>53570072
FBI
Lena's reversing tuts
google it
now
do it fgt
Where's reverse? He was like the only good /g/ tripfag
It's pretty much like engineering. You go to classes, learn shit, read reference books, help people out and you gradually improve yourself.
Except you do all that in reverse
>>53570072
Reverse engineering can be used in a number of ways. It's main use these days is debugging but it's also a necessity in security and research. If you're particularly good at it you might even be able to get a job at a large company reversing, rewriting, and patching ancient software where no one knows how it works anymore.
>>53570453
Oh and there's still one area where it can come in handy, writing drivers. You may not get all the necessary specifications for how a device works and may have to look at an existing implementation elsewhere to get what you need.
get good at assembly, understand memory addressing and debugging - all those skills can be picked up by reading an assembly book, this is the foundation you'll need. Then I suggest going through reverse engineering tutorials. Learn the topics around what you're reversing, such as the language or frameworks it uses.
>>53570377
>Where's reverse?
His job keeps him really busy so he doesn't come here very often
>He was like the only good /g/ tripfag
Falcon tries to keep ht "build me a PC crowd" to a minimum so he's also ok on my books
>>53570377
>>53572705
Oh and there was a tripfag that really knew his shit about networks but i don't remember his name
>>53570416
This is surprisingly apt.
