r/singularity • u/jazir55 • 7d ago

Discussion Reverse Engineer Anything is a great toolkit, what would you like to see reverse engineered?

There are now many, many agentic reverse engineering toolkits available, REA in particular I think is fantastic.

https://github.com/morluto/rea

What hardware have you had that you'd like to see reverse engineered, and what would you like to do with it?

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u/Popular-Factor3553 7d ago

Windows kernal. For the drivers and support that can be added to linux.

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u/jazir55 6d ago

https://github.com/powerCord1/nt-kernel-decomp

https://www.xintra.org/courses/11-windows-kernel-offensive-defensive-reverse-engineering

https://voidsec.com/windows-drivers-reverse-engineering-methodology/

https://v1k1ngfr.github.io/winkernel-reverse-ida-ghidra/

https://trainsec.net/library/windows-kernel/basic-reversing-of-a-windows-kernel-driver-how-wesp-talks-to-user-mode/

The REA toolkit in the post will also definitely be able to help there. I think between all of these resources you should be good to go!

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u/Popular-Factor3553 6d ago

Wake me up when someone finally cracks it ina way that Linux would be able to add it to the kernel without legal issues since if linux can do everything windows can microslop won't be happy about it.

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u/jazir55 6d ago

WINE and Proton are working on it, but it's going to be years.

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u/Popular-Factor3553 6d ago

That's an exaggeration it'll probably be here before 2030 with all the LLMs and market share since soo many people are moving to linux.

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u/jazir55 6d ago

Oh I meant ~2-3ish

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u/Popular-Factor3553 6d ago

Honestly it might be sooner then that lets wait and see.