Books 27
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : Arrays (Part1)
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : Floating-point unit(Part2)
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : Floating-point unit(Part1)
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : Replacing arithmetic instructions to other ones
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : More about strings
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : switch()/case/default {Part2}
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : switch()/case/default {Part1}
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : Loops
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : Software cracking & Impossible shutdown practical joke (Windows7)
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : Conditional jumps {Part 2}
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : Conditional jumps {Part 1}
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : GOTO operator
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : Pointers
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : More about results returning
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : Worth noting: global vs. local variables & Accessing passed arguments
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : 1.12 scanf()(CH1.11) {Part2}
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners : 1.12 scanf()(CH1.11) {Part1}
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners: printf() with several arguments (CH1.11) {Part2}
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners :1.11 printf() with several arguments (CH1.11) {Part1}
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners (CH1.10 Almost empty function)
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners (CH1.9 Stack)
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners (CH1.6:1.8 Function prologue and epilogue)
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners (CH1.5 Hello, world!) {Part_2}
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners (CH1.5 Hello, world!) {Part_1}
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners (CH1.3,CH1.4 Empty Function & Returning Values)
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners (CH1.2 Some basics)
- Reverse Engineering for Beginners (CH1.1 Code Patterns)