Is group alive?

[vpol]

Subj.

[Bipin Gautam]

sadly no!

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[Xovis]

Dear All,

In fact, I had created this group to share knowledge and to understand
better the Art of Reverse Engineering.

I still hope if we get the ball rolling we can still accomplish the
idea.

It hurts to see a resource not being utilized.

what do u think? feed back?

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[Rajesh Kumar]

Probably i'll get the ball rolling... I've a few queries below, any info on these would be really helpful.

 

1) Is there a portal for this group where i can find more information on the group and the past activities.

 

 

2) Is there any resources specific to Java on reverse engineering. I know about Jad to decompile Java classes. I'm looking for more advanced topics like code mangling and what are the pitfalls/advantages to it? Any pointers/links here would be useful.

 

 

Thanks

Rajesh Dilli

[Scott]

If you are interested in software reverse engineering only I suggest
that the time might be better spent contributing to OpenRCE
(http://www.openrce.org/about/).

If you are intereste in both software and hardware RE then this would
probably be a good idea.

Scott

[vpol]

The only thing i can say - RE isn't a "everyday" feature as linux or
network technology, but we can share experience, links, resources books
devoted to RE, or may be do some RE togeather.

Last thing i was doing (RE-oriented) - was try to RE bank-client to
rewrite it with much more functionality and usability that it has now.
Actually i failed couse don't have enought exp. That's why i started
looking around for RE-oriented resources.

That's why i'm here :)