Pre requisites: previous posts.

Today we’ll be looking at memory and registers. You might not understand what those terms mean right now but that’s fine, by the end you should have a reasonable understanding of what they are and why they’re important.

This isn’t directly related to reverse engineering, but is necessary to grasp to understand a lot of what you see when reversing. This is by no means a complete guide and more will be explained in future posts, but it serves as a starting point.

Pre requisites: Little bit of programming experience

So to begin our journey into reverse engineering super cool malware, there are a few foundational things that we need to cover first. I’m going to go into this with the assumption that the audience is able to program at least a little bit - if not there are plenty of resources to get started, I’d recommend python for ease of use and C for relevance to reverse engineering, a potential good place to start is here.