Introduce Yourself

[ilikenwf]

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.

[Zeokat]

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

~Peace.

[unknownqx]

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!

[Antitrack]

Hi Everyone,

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

hXXp://csdb.dk/scener/?id=8129

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

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.