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title: Reverse Engineering II | ||
time_start: 2023-10-06T00:00:00.000Z | ||
time_close: "" | ||
week_number: 6 | ||
credit: | ||
- Richard Liu | ||
featured: true | ||
location: Siebel CS 1404 | ||
live_video_url: https://illinois.zoom.us/j/84469194430?pwd=d1dNOEZ0MXpmOEZwS3lOTzZQOStXdz09 | ||
tags: | ||
- rev | ||
- x86-64 | ||
- ghidra | ||
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## Summary | ||
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We will discuss reverse engineering for compiled binaries! We will show how to "decompile" an x86 binary into readable code using Ghidra and other tools. | ||
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Before this meeting, we highly recommend setting up your laptop with tools for reversing (see our [reverse engineering setup meeting](https://sigpwny.com/meetings/fa2023/2023-09-17/)) and checking out our previous reverse engineering meetings ([x86-64 assembly](https://sigpwny.com/meetings/fa2023/2023-10-01/) and [Reverse Engineering I](https://sigpwny.com/meetings/fa2023/2023-09-21/)). |