Name: Anonymous 2012-10-14 21:25
Hey /prog/
I am looking to become a reverse engineer, yet I am a bit dumbfounded by what I should be learning.
I am so far learning bash (just so I can use my gentoo OS better, I know the basics of C, C++, Python, etc..etc.. (wanted to become a pentester, but now I believe reverse engineering is what I really would like to go after).
I have used ollydebug before, but I just don't want to be a ollydebug RE'er.
I truly want to understand reverse engineering in all forms.
Can anyone help me out in my quest?
Recommend some reading material, personal experience, maybe give me a direction of what to expect as well?
Much appreciated
I am looking to become a reverse engineer, yet I am a bit dumbfounded by what I should be learning.
I am so far learning bash (just so I can use my gentoo OS better, I know the basics of C, C++, Python, etc..etc.. (wanted to become a pentester, but now I believe reverse engineering is what I really would like to go after).
I have used ollydebug before, but I just don't want to be a ollydebug RE'er.
I truly want to understand reverse engineering in all forms.
Can anyone help me out in my quest?
Recommend some reading material, personal experience, maybe give me a direction of what to expect as well?
Much appreciated