InOpen IntelligencebyDr. Fadi Shaar·1d agoWhen Source Code Is Gone: Exploring Ghidra, the Open-Source Reverse Engineering FrameworkFrom decompilation and native builds to headless analysis, PyGhidra scripting, shared servers, and behavioral similarity, a practical guide…
Lalatendu Keshari Swain·Oct 23Ghidra vs REA: Traditional SRE Workstations Meet Agentic Reverse EngineeringReverse engineering once meant sitting in a dark room with a disassembler, painstakingly renaming variables in assembly or decompiled…
sftp2368·Oct 19RotationsWe are given an unstripped x86–64 Linux ELF named rotator. Inspecting the symbols and disassembling check_flag exposes the validation flow…
sftp2368·Oct 19Frida 101The challenge gives us an x86–64 Linux ELF named display_service. Even though the challenge name hints at dynamic instrumentation with…
Felipe Yorrison·Aug 29Building the Behavior Reconstruction Engine: From Security Events to Explainable BehaviorA research-driven approach to reconstructing malicious behavior while preserving the evidence behind every conclusion.
Subrat Keshari Sahu·Aug 19Compiled — TryHackMeHello everyone. I have written this walkthrough to help you to complete this room.
Mr. Hippov·Aug 7Breaking a Multi-Layer Protected CrackMe: A Reverse Engineering JourneyA Reverse Engineering Walkthrough of a Protected x64 PE
InRE: ExploitbyYen Wang·May 28What Happens to Rust Ownership When You Compile It?A binary analysis of drop flags, drop glue, and the erasure of borrow semantics across debug and release builds
