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Jul - 23 - 2025
Reverse engineering
Reverse engineering is the art of breaking down a finished product be it a system, device, or application to uncover its internal workings, design, and implementation. This is often done without access to original documentation, either to recreate the product, find vulnerabilities, or build something better based on it.
For anyone getting into malware development or reverse engineering, a solid grasp of C programming, the Windows API, process injection, obfuscation, encryption, anti-debugging techniques, and packers is non-negotiable.
You can’t effectively reverse-engineer something you don’t fully understand from how it was built to how it behaves under the hood.
