Ten Years of Innovation in Reverse Engineering

[Teddy Rogers]

On our way back home from Black Hat Europe in Barcelona, Thomas and I were brainstorming about the most important changes to the field of binary code reverse engineering in the last 10 years. What has changed since then? What made the biggest impact? Remember: Back in the dark days of 2000, W32Dasm and Turbo Debugger were considered good reverse engineering tools. If you had a self-written tracer that logged the execution of conditional jumps you were basically a king.

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Ted.

[nickpalingcool]

Nice info. Another good stuff to read.

[Hyperlisk]

Heh, I learned from old tuts that used W32Dasm, lol. That brings back some memories... And I'm not even old! Not even 20, yet...

[xsp!d3r]

if you were old for 20 years i bet you would've be the king