Hello dear reversers!

I have been into reverse engineering x86 windows binaries for a long time. And still learning. I also have some enthusiasm on waves and analyzing them;)

It is really nice to be on deck!

Happy to be a member of this very old and very big forum! Took a very long time to get in. I don't have much experiences in RE so far, but I'll try and learn from all of you!

hi team
 

hi, i am very interesting in NET RCE, still learning from you guys

I'm m0d3m. My interests are: IT(I'm engineer) and IT jurisprudence). I'm so happy to be here!

Long time lurker. Finally decided to register.
I am mainly interested in CAD/CAM and cracking the related software. I have also cracked a lot of graphics related software.
I am considered an expert at cracking various forms of encryption. If any help is desired you can contact me.

Hello every1,
I'm an IT guy who have exp. with networking, coding, newbie on rse, a little bit coding, db, electronics etc. :) Happy to be here for sharing, helping and learning from masters here. See you around every1 :) Have a wonderful day!

Decided to finally register. I do no ned need an intro to most of the oldies ;)
I am mostly active on Russian forums. I have made a sh*tload of releases in the past few years...

Allow me to introduce myself, I have experience working with various groups on keygenning and cracking softwares then my interest shifted towards unpacking and devirtualization protections. I have successfully bypassed and unpacked all the native protectors all versions, both with and without hardware ID locks (exp: Themida/WL, Enigma, VMP...) and now I am dedicated to improve my skills in devirtualizing virtual machines, I hope I can add valuable things to the members here.

Hello everyone. I am mostly a database developer with interest in reverse engineering.
I have successfully reversed VMP targets in the past. Now working on devirtualization tools.
If anyone needs help for the same they can contact me.

Hi all. I am glad to see this forum is still around. My interests in x86 reverse engineering as a hobby, always a lot to learn here

Hello fellow crackers,
I am a cracker from Algeria. I used to be a member of an elite reversing team in the recent past.
I was eventually kicked out from the team and later the forum itself as I tended to leech out a lot more that what I contributed.
In a vain attempt to regain at least some semblance of my dignity back. I started to re-post second hand material in other forums. I realize now that it would have been a lot better to apologize and remain there instead of trying to "prove" to them that I could do better elsewhere.

This is a common mistake done my many of us.
We get banned from a forum or a team for leeching, but instead of realizing that we were banned for our own mistake in the first place, we tend to join a couple other new forums and then post trash in the new forums.
We should really be asking ourselves whether that would be the right thing to do. Or to just have been more active in the previous community in the first place!

Hi all!

I've been a software developer and cracker (x86 ASM usually) for about 25 years now. I've visited the forum many times over the past few years but hadn't signed up.

Decided to join you all and see if I can add some value.

Hello! I am new to the forum. I am very interested in cracking mobile apps and windows apps also. I plan to share some apps and tuts in this forum.

Greets
 

Hello, to this amazing and great re forum. I'm keen on debugging, coding all kind of stuff including kernel mode. Programming is my hobby. Like languages like c, c++, C# and scripting. Hope to learn more joining your community.

Hello all, I have been releasing cracks for various software online for many years. I use different nicks when I make the releases for anonymity. I can reverse various encryption and crypto algos. I am old school though. I will be happy to help.