Hi am Yelawolf from Guyana. I learn reverse engineering from lena's reversing for newbies, crackmes.de tutorials and trial and error.
I actually started programming on Ti83+ calc modding game code and witting code to do math problem. The language I know now are C#, c\c++, vb.net, python, and x86 asm (masm and nasm).

Thank you for allowing me to join this community. :D

Hello everyone! I'm zeffy.

I've lurked here for a several years, but finally decided to join.

I'm familiar with C, C#, x86 assembly, and some others. Been into programming for nearly a decade, and focused solely on reverse engineering for about half of that.

Very excited to be a part of this great community, thank you all for having me. :D

Hello everyone!

Hi, I'm a long time reverser/ctf player. I've been contributing to radare2 for ~5 years at this point.

Lately I'm focusing on ARM (android/ios kernel)

Glad to be here :)

Hello there, I was registering since a lot of time and didn't post much. I'm a reverser of embedded system ARM/MIPS and now I try to level up on windows/malware/unpacking/protector stuff.
thanks for invitation.

Hey everyone, just managed to get an invitation and register.

I'm mainly a Delphi programmer.
Not much experience in reverse engineering but that's the aim, to learn. I'm loving some of the resources present here so far :)

Anyway, nice to meet you all!

Hello everyone,

I've been programming for over 12 years (it has always been a passion of mine) and reversing off and on for approximately 10 years (primarily x86 and then recently .NET / IL).

I'm looking forward to contributing where I can and learning more and more about x86 dasm!

Thank you for the invitation -- it's great to be here!

Dicypher

Hello!
 

Hello everyone!

I am a software engineer and aspiring reverse engineer, and enjoy using various methods to bend my own devices to my will, including taking apart UEFI bioses and modifying them to act as I wish. I also enjoy working on open source tools as time permits.

I look forward to particpating here and learning from the wisdom of those who have been reversing for a much longer time than me, so that I can stop occasionally murdering poor defenseless laptops when I do a bad edit.

Hello, i'm new member of this forum and want to say Hi :)

I'm not an expert cracking or programming, simply a self taught guy. I try to learn and practice slowly.

Join this forum seems a good source to keep updated and to continue the learning process.

I'm very glad to be part of this community, thanks for giving me the chance to join it ;)

Sorry for my bad english :o

~Peace.

Hi!

First of all, I wanted to say that I'm very happy that I could register here.
I'm mostly programming in C# but I always liked reverse engineering. In fact, I had a lot of experience in reverse engineering, but this was in the 1990's. Now I'd like to learn it again.

Thanks!

Hello all
 

Hi Everyone,

I've been around for a long time on various platforms, perhaps arguably most notably the oldschool c-64 scene ....

So I know 6502, 65c816, 68000, and various other platforms quite well, yes even Intel/AMD stuff. :cool:

Please don't kill my account for posting too few things or being too inactive - I only talk when I know that I can contribute something useful, otherwise I remain (mostly) silent.

Hello Dreamer, Our records indicate that you have not Post 180 days! Please, be aware that accounts will be deleted.

sorry for this i visit this site every day just not post

Hi
i'm Agmcz member for AT4RE team
i'm the coder of AT4RE Patcher, i love coding and reverding

Welcome bro :)
AT4RE forum is back !!!?

@Agmcz welcome to exetools
No

www.at4re.com now works (fake !!?)
It contains index page with flash (under construction animation)
also information about (AT4RE is Back) on facebook AT4RE's Page!!?

hello,

i am all0c, have a very keen interest in reverse engineering.
i create undetectable payloads, and undetect public exploits.
learning exploit development and reverse engineering.

Hello,

I am a developer with long time sysadmin experience, I hope to learn more about reverse engineering and general PC security. I started as a web programmer so my most known language is PHP, but I hope to make C(++) my main language at some point, thank you for inviting me to the site.

Hi all,
perhaps little belatedly,
- i'm not programmer, it's my hobby.
I like old DOS & WIN32 programs, now have to deal with WIN64 where i'm too weak.
I'm using ASM & C when creating little useful utilites for itself and for others.
) Thanks for communication.

Hi all here.
I am a reverser since 1985.
I've been on different platforms for a long time
and found many old friends again.
Reverse engineering is my hobby
Best Regards

I started dabbling in reverse engineering ever since before the '90s, in the Z80 world. I used to be a member of some very well known scene groups in the '98-01 period back when SoftICE ruled the world and have been doing RE work as a hobby afterwards, as well as on a small-scale professional level since '09. I am currently a software developer, one of the very few (probably) that still has to write some assembler code every now and then.

Sounds like we started reversing at the same time.
What is name of the group? I am curious.

The highlight would be CLS/FLT. Was OGN before that and several relatively minor apps groups that I don't even remember the names of. I started reversing PC stuff around '96 or '97 with Phrozen Crew, heh.

Hello everybody,

my name is Peter and my alias is x000x since about 1995. At that time I developed more or less meaningless "tools" for AOL {America Online} in Delphi. (No, I'm not really proud of that ◔̯◔ )
That was my learning phase ... In 2000 I made my hobby to the profession, first in c under Linux, then long time in Delphi and since one year in C#.

I'm happy to be here

Man I miss those days... Nothing seems to have the raw power that SI use to have...

Yeah, I completely agree, the only downside was having to take notes on actual paper. I remember having notebooks full of seemingly random addresses.

I figure it wouldn't be impossible to make a similar kernel-level debugger nowadays, but the effort would probably be disproportionately large when compared to the payout so nobody really wants to do it. I'm guessing Compuware discontinued SI because it wasn't particularly lucrative.

Also, the fact that people are aging and leaving the industry.
Young people are not capable.
imho.

.. and the fact that the OS has become much more complicated over the last twenty years ..

The terminal forced people to have to learn before use. Now the touch screen and social media mania has seemed to create a generation whose focus is more convenient for political control than the area of computing. And as far as is told, businesses are feeling this already.

Hi fellow board members,
my name is Manuel and I use the alias bytewolf since about 2010, maybe a few years prior. I'm interested in electronics and programming. I've started programming in Basic on my Breadbin C64 and on PC in Pascal back in the 90's. But now I mostly use C#, because it's convinient and runs on almost all platforms.

Since the beginning I'm interested in reverse engineering, mostly physical reversing, to see how things work. I hope I can learn more about it here and contribute as well.

Best regards

I'm David Xanatos,

I'm into computing since I got a C64 at a young age.
I started properly programing using C/C++ around 2001, before than I was using basic, later visual basic or pascal.
Nowadays I mostly develop windows applications using C/C++ and also do some embedded development.

Cheers

Hello Friends
 

Hi by all,
Its Nir from India.Not a professional reverse engineer but can do many more things. started my computer programming career in late 00's with Win95 & Win98 and of course Turbo C++.

Havin wonderful knowledge in Industrial Automation\Embedded Programming.
and also 80x85,80x51,80x86 asm,.basic,vb,.net,scl etc....
Always ready to reverse engineer any app :)

Favorite tools: PeID, x64Dbg, 010Editor, InstantFileFind
Recently Cracked Programs :
GP PRo Ex, Phoenix Contact All SW Products, IDM, ModbusPoll, KepServerEX most all of this is related to my professional field.

hi i'm jimmy,
i'm newbie RE, so I hope that will learn more from this forum.
nice to meet you all.

Hello. Chuck here. I have always been fascinated by reverse engineering. I first got into modding video game maps when I was 15 or 16 back around 2005 or so. I have a software I use for work and I have wanted to get it working without a dongle for quite awhile now. About a year ago is when I actually started to sit down and work on it. I have been learning everything I can about hasp dongles. 2 months ago I was successful in using a script and finding the redirected IAT. I then found a guide that showed how to patch the envelope to get hasp to fix the IAT. My software was different but it got me going in the right direction. I am not interested in having someone do this for me. I have been taking my time so I can learn this myself.

Hi Guys.

I'm a middle aged guy who has started to program in x86 Assembler since 9y.o.
I dislike coding in anything that does not compile to machine code. I positively despise Java...and all things "bytecode".
IDA is the name of my daughter
I also have a background in physics, electronics and chemistry. My work was always at the edge where hardware and software meet. Ever since I executed an OUT instruction and saw the LED turn on...I was hooked.

Hey all square pegs in round holes!

I'm Roy, and I am loving it here in this forum. I'm just like most of you, am a born curious, love to research, grow and contribute. My areas of interests are coding, low level *, reversing, malware etc! Hope we all have fun together here!

Hi all - great to be with fellow coders and crackers. Love the challenge ! Interests are RE and win32asm.

FK

Introducing myself
 

Hello everyone, I am new here and I registered today and I am already hungry for knowledge because I know that the place will bring me the best content that I can find to improve my skills as a programmer and as a software engineer, I am very happy to be here and I know that I will have great challenges and a great way to go in search of knowledge and personal improvement.

welcome and take it easy and focus bro!!!

Hi, I have registered some time ago, but I haven't introduced myself....
My experience with "modern" SW RE is not so good because I'm an old fart: I started hacking programs several years ago using the Periscope debugger (with the infamous NMI IRQ board/push button made using a scrap PC board) and the Sourcer disassembler. I'm talking about MS-DOS period, just to specify my age!
In those times I was writing some TSR which were able to emulate the protections made with holes in floppy disks*.
Some years later I was using the wonderful SofIce...
I was a member of the Italian forum UIC/Quequero.org but almost stopped to RE programs when the forum changed "direction".
Sometimes I enjoy to unprotect some applications (see some my posts on sonsivri) but except for some rare crack, I am almost inactive.
One of the reasons is because I'm an HW/FW developer on other platforms (ARM/PIC/...) and I have very few time to dedicate to the SW RE hobby.
The same is not for the HW RE: in my work I have to compare device made by other competitors, so I have a rather good experience in this area.

I will not be so active in this forum because as I wrote, my experience in RE modern targets is almost nihil and it will be very difficult I will be able to help other people: I prefer to stay silent instead of saying something stupid!

*) in my favor, I can say that in those old times internet was not available, so you had to make/study/debug/crack/RE all by yourself! Now targets are much more difficult to break, but at least it is easier to find documentation!

Hello everyone!

I've been working with reverse engineering for some time, I really miss softice and I'm looking forward to learning more!

Specifically I'm very interested in analysing super nintendo games or other platforms using the 5A22 cpu.