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Reverse Engineering

What is Reverse Engineering?

Reverse Engineering is the process of analyzing a system, application, or device to understand its functionality, uncover vulnerabilities, or bypass restrictions. It is widely used in cybersecurity, software development, and hardware analysis.

Reverse Engineering Methods

Reverse Engineering Tools

Ghidra

A powerful open-source reverse engineering tool by the NSA.

IDA Pro

A disassembler and debugger for analyzing binaries.

Wireshark

A network protocol analyzer for inspecting traffic.

Burp Suite

A web vulnerability scanner and proxy tool.

OllyDbg

A 32-bit assembler-level debugger for Windows.

Radare2

A framework for reverse engineering and binary analysis.

Fiddler

A web debugging proxy for analyzing HTTP traffic.

Binwalk

A tool for analyzing firmware images.

What to Look Out For

Interactive Challenges

Challenge 1: Find the Password

Inspect the page to find the hidden password and enter it below:

hidden123

Challenge 2: Bypass Paywall

Click "Pay Now" to simulate a payment. Then, find and run the correct function in the console to bypass the paywall.

Challenge 3: Find the Webhook

Click the button below to send a test message to a Discord webhook. Use the Network tab to find the webhook URL and enter it below.

Resources

Legal Disclaimer

Reverse Engineering should only be conducted with proper authorization. Unauthorized reverse engineering is illegal and unethical.