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1  Columns / Heffner / Re: [Article]-Intro to Reverse Engineering - Part 2 on: March 10, 2008, 01:09:13 AM
Undoubtedly the best tutorial ‘on reversing’ for a newbie available on net.  One needs to have at least the basics of Assembly to follow the tutorial meaningfully .More such tutorials are welcome.

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2  Columns / Heffner / Re: [Article]-Intro to Reverse Engineering - Part 2 on: February 24, 2008, 01:37:34 AM
After loading ‘test.exe’, i stepped over the code and stepped in at the address where the program begins to run. Then scrolled down to ExitProcess ; set a break point above ‘msvcrt._cexit ‘; ran the program; Stepped in again; located the commented line by Olly; selected dump and entered the number in 'Expression to follow in dump’; and noted the string. Well the article ' Intro to Reverse Engineering ' described every move very clearly for newbie’s like me to follow easily.
It is great going for me so far and I intent to continue with it .Meanwhile can I ask for a little clarification or rather a few lines on  ‘ msvcrt._cexit  ‘ to facilitate better understanding of the process.
Thank you.
3  Columns / Heffner / Re: [Article]-Intro to Reverse Engineering - Part 2 on: February 23, 2008, 01:08:45 AM
dear Don !
Thanks for all those patient tips.
i made a mistake in opening the 7-zip; instead of 'extract here' i choose 'open' and i got a lot undecipherable garbage. 
Well ! today i learned  how to un7-zip and i hope to learn more of ' reversing' from those files.
Regards.
4  Columns / Heffner / Re: [Article]-Intro to Reverse Engineering - Part 2 on: February 22, 2008, 04:43:10 AM
At the beginning of  “Intro to Reverse Engineering - Part 2” there is this paragraph:

“There are two directories inside the tutorial's zip  file : apps, and source. The apps folder contains the pre-compiled programs we will be working with, and the source folder contains the applicable source code for all programs which I have written for this tutorial. "

It is this tutorial zip  file i tried to unload but found it contains just one file instead of two directories as mentioned.

Thank you Don but i am not sure if your suggestion of  7-zip is related to my query. Anyway i installed  7-zip and tried to download and open tutorial zip file once again, still it yielded no result.

Where am i going wrong?
Am i trying to download the correct file?
Please let me know.
Thank you.
5  Columns / Heffner / Re: [Article]-Intro to Reverse Engineering - Part 2 on: February 21, 2008, 05:29:54 AM
Intro to reverse engineering is an excellent article. But unfortunately for me,
I was not able to download the files needed to follow the tutorial.
Please send me a copy of the same.
Thank you.
jackf_all@yahoo.com
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