Lecture 1: Introduction to Reverse Engineering

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Fotis Fotopoulos Boston, 2001 Table of Contents 2 Table of Contents Table of 2 1. 5 About the Course and Notes ........................................ .................................... 5 5 Typical Examples ........................................ ........................................ ............ 6 Hacking ........................................ ........................................ ................... 7 Hiding Information from Public ........................................ .......................... 7 Cell Phones ........................................ ........................................ ............ 10 Computer Applications ........................................ .................................... 10 Requirements ........................................ ........................................ ............... 12 Scope ........................................ ........................................ .......................... 13 Ethics.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Reverse Engineering 7 All major software developers do have knowledge of RE and they try to find programmers that are familiar with the concepts that will be taught during this class.

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