
逆向工程入门
Reverse Engineering for Beginners
Dennis Yurichev · 初版 2013 年
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为什么值得读
- 涵盖 x86 及 ARM 等多平台底层代码的详细分析
- 提供极其丰富的案例,概念清晰,非常适合低水平代码入门
- 全书免费开源,是逆向工程领域极具参考价值的百科全书
关于逆向工程的免费书籍(原名《Assembly Language for Beginners》)。
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https://beginners.re/
为什么不选一个看起来跟你后端工作完全无关的东西呢,比如 Dennis Yurichev 的汇编书够你花整个 2020 年读完 :-)(又名《Reverse Engineering for Beginners》):https://beginners.re/RE4B-EN.pdf(另见 HN 讨论 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21640669) Erlang 和 BEAM 是酷得不得了的概念:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FonRzASOkZE 我还
why not something that doesn't seem to relate to your backend work at all, e.g. Dennis Yurichev's Assembler book will take you all of 2020 to finish :-) (aka "Reverse Engineering for Beginners"): https://beginners.re/RE4B-EN.pdf (see also HN discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21640669) Erlang and BEAM is incredibly cool concept: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FonRzASOkZE I also re
我没对比过,但另一个逆向工程资源: https://beginners.re/
I haven't compared them, but another reverse engineering resource: https://beginners.re/
这不是一本直接的汇编指南,但在我看来,是入门底层汇编代码非常有用的书。读起来非常清晰易懂,适合深入底层代码。里面有大量示例,而且不只针对 x86,还有 ARM。http://beginners.re
This is not a straight guide to assembly, but imho a very useful book to start with low-level assembly code. It's very clear and easy understandable reading to dive into low level code. There are lots of examples and not only for x86, but also ARM. http://beginners.re
类似地, Dennis Yurichev 写的一本自由开放获取(libre)的逆向工程书。https://beginners.re/ 英文 PDF 链接:https://beginners.re/RE4B-EN.pdf(这可是 1000 多页的巨著!)
In a similar vein, A free and open access book (libre) on reverse engineering by Dennis Yurichev. https://beginners.re/ Link to the english PDF : https://beginners.re/RE4B-EN.pdf (This is a 1000+ page mammoth!)
听起来太棒了!这些是你工作里做的,还是自己搞的(或者两者都有)?我不怎么玩游戏,也不清楚任天堂主机的市场是什么样……给 DS 和其他掌机做自制 ROM 有什么应用场景? 最近另一个 HN 帖子里有人发了很棒的 Windows[0] 和 Linux[1] 免费逆向工程课程,还有几个 HN 网友
That sounds awesome! Are these things you're doing for work, or on your own (or both)? I'm not much of a gamer, and I don't know what the market looks like for Nintendo systems...what are the applications for custom ROMs on DSs and other handheld systems? Some excellent free reverse engineering courses for Windows[0] and Linux[1] were posted in another HN thread recently, and a couple other HNers