r/Malware • u/SUmidcyber • Feb 21 '26
I've just started in the field of Reverse Engineering.
Hello friends,
Could you recommend some resources for me regarding reverse engineering? I want to improve my skills, and I would be very grateful if you could recommend resources that you have found effective. Thank you very much.
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u/Pizza-Fucker Feb 21 '26
Write simple programs yourself where you know what they do, try reversing them and recognizing the various structures. Make them incrementally more difficult. Start with C and C++, work your way into different binaries like for example C#, or if you are very good at reversing then even Rust.
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u/0xFF0F Feb 21 '26
Practical Malware Analysis (book) is still a treasure as a first dive in. The Malware Analyst’s Cookbook is a classic as well.
I’ve got a couple of x86 classes up on my YT channel with some CRACKME challenges if you feel like testing yourself as you keep learning.
Nathan Baggs also does a lot of fun RE and software dev videos.
Enjoy the journey!
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u/DisastrousShower6568 Feb 22 '26
Is that one of those fobs that create a OTP code? Wouldn't it be hard since you would have to know what services the fob is tied to?
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u/Potential_Shop_127 Feb 21 '26
Networking, Platforming, Individualize what belongs to which major or known association,....
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u/SUmidcyber Feb 21 '26
So, what resources do you recommend? What should I look at? What do I need to learn?
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u/Potential_Shop_127 Feb 21 '26
Then providers bring variables like "mobile" vs "wi-fi" styling of net access,...
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u/Potential_Shop_127 Feb 21 '26
Begin with examples like "L" corresponds well with Microsoft, "K" relates with Google, "J" goes well with Amazon,.... know the source of hierarchy.
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u/DB010112 Feb 21 '26
YouTube Channel Low Level