I haven't given a reverse engineering trainings class in Amsterdam for a few years, but this year is different :-) -- I will be at BH Amsterdam, and there are still seats open in the trainings class for April 14th and 15th.
What will be done in the course ? Well, for one thing, we'll go bug-hunting in some interesting piece of code. Furthermore, we'll talk quite a bit about C++ and it's effects in the binary. We'll do a fair bit of differential debugging, some more bug-hunting, and a lot of IDA automation. Questions like
- given a C++ executable, how do I recover an inheritance diagram of the classes ?
- given a big and ugly executable, how do I find the interesting places to focus on ?
- how do I make sure IDAPython and NaviPython make my life easier ?
So, if you still have some trainings/travel budget left in spite of the crisis, you can find more
details here.
My training budget is at request only this year... which means a request to Amsterdam would likely be put down. Honestly, if a guy like me asked you to give him a free ride to Amsterdam, you'd say no, too.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to catching you though, next trip to the states.
Hi hal. Just stumbled upon your blog. Come a long way since c4n and ol. Just thought I'd say hi :]
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Hey Tin,
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