'reverse' Tag

• Example malware unpacking and analysis: part 1, unpacking

  May 9, 2008

  Lo! I still live! I apologize for the very very long delay that I’ve been putting everyone through lately, I’m sure I was terribly missed *Ahem*, anyway, on with the post: Introduction Firstly, malware analysis and reverse engineering has always been incredibly interesting to me and I noticed that ever since my OEP finding tutorial […]

  posted in assembly, disassembly, engineering, imprec, malware, microsoft110.exe, oep, ollydbg, part 1, peid, reverse, unpack, upx by Lee

• Get disass-cli working properly on OSX and Freebsd

  April 11, 2008

  I’ve been digging into the world of exploit writing lately, working on Defcon‘s previous year’s CTF qualification programs, I ran into Atlas’ presentation on “Kiddie to Hacker in 5 sleepless nights”, which talks about some of his mindset when he first got into binary exploitation. Atlas has written a tool call disass to aid in […]

  posted in binary, ctf, defcon, disass, disassembly, exploit, freebsd, osx, python, reverse by Lee

• Tutorial: Finding the OEP of an Upacked binary file

  February 25, 2008

  …because all the other tutorials I’ve been able to find on this subject are not so easy to read. This is going to be a long post, but hey, at least it’ll have lots of pictures! Alright, in this tutorial I’m going to attempt to explain how to find the OEP (Original Entry Point) of […]

  posted in binary, disassemble, ida, lordpe, oep, peid, reverse, upack, windows, winupack by Lee