[C/C++] Reverse Engineering Tutorial for newbies

--------------------------------------------------------- ---===> Reverse Engineering Tutorial <===--- --==> For Beginners <==-- on Windows --------------------------------------------------------- -= SECTION 1 (Misc. information) =-I. WHAT THIS TUTORIAL WILL COVERII. PREFACEIII. REQUIREMENTSIV. RECOMMENDATIONS -= SECTION 2 (WPM hack) =-I. -= SECTION 3 (DLL hack) =-I. APPENDIXES:A. Section 1WHAT THIS TUTORIAL WILL COVER:- General theory behind 'hacking' games- Usage of (C/C++) WriteProcessMemory function- Injection of code (patch jumping to a user-defined *.dll) PREFACE (skip if you want):This tutorial is aimed in a very general direction, towards helping people who have never really 'hacked'anything before, but want to try. REQUIREMENTS:- Knowledge of C or C++ (if you've only coded in C, know that "naked" is a C++ only keyword)- A compiler that is capable of inline, Intel syntax Assembly (MSVC is, but is not share/freeware) No, but really, it's the same logic! However! An example of use:

Reverse Engineering Brief Tutorial CrackZ's Reverse Engineering Page (1997-2010). Contact Me E-Mail: CrackZ__(at)hotmail(dot)com (note 2 underscores). ICQ: #131635002. IRC: #cracking4newbies, EFnet. I welcome all of your comments, source code, information, scene news, Shania Twain concert tickets, suggestions & tutorial submissions, even the 404 reports which I will try to fix. Legal Notice After several legal problems, I am obliged to point out that this site is an information resource and copyrighted original work by the author. Message Boards The latest trend in our community seems now to be the 'Message Board', probably many of these existed a long time before I stumbled across them. ExeTools Forum - Although the ExeTool's site itself is now fairly out of date, the forum lives on and is frequented by some of the best (and worst) in the 'scene' for unpacking and tooling matters. Hex-Rays Forum - IDA's Forum, now requires a login. The RCE Forums - Formerly +Fravia's Message Board (R.I.P) now hosted longterm by Woodmann. Site Search Sub Sections Visitors & Webmasters

Where to start in Reverse Engineering? « malwarereversing Well given the recent take down of reverse-engineering.net for unknown reasons I’ve decided to mirror some content here. I’ve formatted out some of the bits like user posts identities and cleaned up some formatting. Other than that I have NOT link checked so not sure what are good/bad links here. Hope you find it useful and woodmann.com will probably mirror the entire archive before to long. What do I learn first? —>>path 1: 1 ) visit to view some reversing videos that train you in the RCE basis. 2 ) check to find some visual solution submitted for crackmes. 3 ) Try to repeat the shown steps, and reproduce them with other crackmes. —>> path 2: 1. 1. Course for Newbies Very Assembler Basis, SICE Usage, Basic Techniques. 2. 3. (note: material for learning languages is in the appropriate section!) Cryptography Tutorials (ECC) Art of Disassembly E-BOOK

Reverse Engineering Team The Kernel Boot Process The previous post explained how computers boot up right up to the point where the boot loader, after stuffing the kernel image into memory, is about to jump into the kernel entry point. This last post about booting takes a look at the guts of the kernel to see how an operating system starts life. Since I have an empirical bent I’ll link heavily to the sources for Linux kernel 2.6.25.6 at the Linux Cross Reference. The sources are very readable if you are familiar with C-like syntax; even if you miss some details you can get the gist of what’s happening. The main obstacle is the lack of context around some of the code, such as when or why it runs or the underlying features of the machine. I hope to provide a bit of that context. At this point in the Intel x86 boot story the processor is running in real-mode, is able to address 1 MB of memory, and RAM looks like this for a modern Linux system: RAM contents after boot loader is done Architecture-specific Linux Kernel Initialization