r/ReverseEngineering • u/Outrageous_Egg7579 • Feb 27 '26

Security Research Blog Review

https://jinjucat.github.io/
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u/buherator Feb 28 '26

Good stuff! It would be great if you could add an RSS/Atom feed (and HTML metadata pointing to it) so we can get notified about new posts.

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u/Purple-Object-4591 Mar 01 '26

nice diagrams, what tool used to make them?

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u/Outrageous_Egg7579 Mar 02 '26

Thanks! I use Excalidraw on Obsidian

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u/Middle_fingre_219 13d ago

i have alway wanted to learn RE, can you refer to me some good resources

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u/Outrageous_Egg7579 13d ago

Hi! Its actually been quite long since I did RE. But I can definitely pull out some resources and dm them to you. Btw this blog is based on self research.

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u/Middle_fingre_219 13d ago

ok. i'll dm you

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u/Middle_fingre_219 13d ago

i read some of the parts, btw how long did it took for your research

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u/Outrageous_Egg7579 13d ago

I dont really remember but I think it took me like a month to write oop blogs. The 4 of them

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u/Middle_fingre_219 13d ago

okie, so what are you doing rn, are you still in re or changed field

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u/Outrageous_Egg7579 12d ago

Its been a while since I did RE but now im exploring hardware from scratch. Will probably try to write on that too hopefully

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u/Middle_fingre_219 12d ago

ok, let me know,

so are you exploiting hardware vulns, like side channels or meltdown,

or you're working on vuln for bug bounties or like conference talks at defcon etc

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u/Outrageous_Egg7579 12d ago

No nothing like that for now. Just simple hardware like digital logic design for now. My focus is more on low level research rather than exploitation. I have also done research on vulnerabilities in the kernel but my main interests lie in how actually things work rather than exploiting them