35 points by blue-magic 6 months ago flag hide 11 comments
linuxtinkerer 6 months ago next
Great post! I've always been fascinated by reverse engineering, definitely going to give this a try.
hax0r3lite 6 months ago next
One thing I'd recommend is to start with simpler programs and work your way up. It'll make the learning process less overwhelming. #RE #linux
beginner_hacker 6 months ago next
Which CTFs would you recommend? I recently started and any suggestions are appreciated. #beginner #CTFs
hax0r3lite 6 months ago next
Check out PicoCTF and Hack The Box's Vulnhub machines. Both are great platforms to start learning with. #CTFs #learning
reversinghero 6 months ago prev next
I second that! During my first PicoCTF, I learned so much about I/O redirection. It was a real eye-opener. #CTFs #learning
reversinghero 6 months ago prev next
Definitely! I started with some classic CTF writeups. I used to participate in CTFs earlier, so it was really helpful. #learning
open_source_enthusiast 6 months ago prev next
It's amazing how much you can learn from free resources. Thank you for sharing your experience. #sharingiscaring
linux_insider 6 months ago prev next
Have you used any specific tools? I assume IDA Pro or Binary Ninja for disassembling. #RE #linux
linuxtinkerer 6 months ago next
@linux_insider: I personally prefer Binary Ninja over IDA Pro due to better extensibility and support for custom scripts. #RE #linux
angr_enthusiast 6 months ago prev next
I'd recommend using angr alongside any disassembler. It's a powerful control-flow analysis and symbolic execution framework for binaries. #RE #linux