The Reverse Engineering (RE) course introduces the students to the multiple file formats for various platforms (eg. Windows, Linux, MacOS) and their important attributes.

It also presents various tools like disassemblers and debuggers, takes the students through the process of statically analyze an executable file, then dynamically debug it and instrument it to solve problematics (eg. analyzing a malware encryption function, decrypting a blob, keygenning a software, ...)

• Understanding various file formats for Windows, Linux and MacOS
• Identifying the key attributes of the Portable Executable (PE) used on Windows
• Uncovering the execution logic of a compiled executable
• Statically disassembling and dynamically debugging executables
• Understanding Assembly language
• Revealing secrets like passwords or serial numbers
• Emulating opaque binary functions to decrypt blobs without reimplementing them
• Bypassing protections