Hello to everyone!

Great to be here, thanks for the invite. I do a lot of reversing, mostly ARM64 lately.

Hey,

First and foremost thank you for allowing me to join this community, I hope I can give back as much as I've learned from the things some of the members have released here or otherwise.

I'm H4vC or HvC (and a few dozen other names I've used along the years) a student still (albeit phd student not in a related field unfortunately) and a neophyte reverse engineer, I started out hacking games like a lot of us do then moved on to cracking and key-genning commercial software for education and entertainment and recently taken an interest in reversing malware.

Thanks for reading, looking forwards to talking with you all.

Hello, everyone!

I've wanted to join for a very long time, and finally got the opportunity!
I'd just like to say thank you to everyone for your contributions on here, as I've learned a lot over the years from you all.

I've been reversing Android apps for quite a while, and have some experience with Windows applications as well.
I'm hoping to share some of my knowledge, as well as gaining more knowledge from you guys.

Thank you all! :)

Hello !,

I am Elesty from France ! I'm working as a consultant and I would like to learn more about reverse engineering. I'm currently focusing in Java and other interpreted software reversing that is much easier to reverse, and in parallel I'm studying assembly x86 reversing.

Like H4vC, I would also like to thank you for allowing me to join this community.

Hello everyone!
Hi TechLord,Jasi & Kjacky :)

Myself Abhi & i am from India.First of all i wanna thank @Aaron for allowing me to join this amazing community!! I am currently 2nd year BTech student in Electrical Branch & have a keen interest in RE.

I was very curious that how this forum looks from inside :D & i wanted to get Membership here- in my teens without any invite or recommendation.So i thought to try to join here one day & was able to register very next day(without any invite/recommendation) ;)

Currently i have little experience with RCE as i started learning it in July/August 2016, after i saw an android crack of jasi2169 & felt RCE is cool :cool:

I hope to learn & share a lot from here :)

Greetz!!

Hello Hello
 

Aloha to you all.

I have dabbled with reversing an old DOS game. I enjoyed the experience immensely. I hope to learn and be able to contribute back to the community.

Hello Everyone
 

I'm Sterling, android and mainly iOS modder. Reversing mobile games/apps is my hobby since 2015. Thanks for approving my registration, it's a pleasure to be around :)

Peace

Hello Everyone!

I recently registered thanks to the open registration and Aaron (thank you!).
I'm currently a student getting a degree in a (computer) related field. Unfortunately I have limited time now due to tests and exams. :(

I have actually started programming as a kid on a C64 I have found and I still think it's the best thing, because C64 BASIC teaches you assembly (style concepts) without actually teaching you raw assembly. I'm one of those guys. :)
I have past experience with low-level stuff and basic reversing. I have been greatly interested in low-level things since forever. Partially that's where my interest in reversing comes from. Currently my low-level knowledge is a lot better than my practical reversing knowledge/skills. I always liked knowing how stuff works at the core and how it makes the whole thing work.
I currently dabble with electronics too so think of tiny, tiny computers. :)

I'm looking forward to learning from you guys and giving back what I learn in the process.

End of lengthy intro, thanks for reading guys. :D
c0rin

Hi there!

I'm a Spanish Computer Engineering student fond of both frontend and backend development, as well as sysadmin.
My reverse engineering appetency came from a friend of mine, who introduced me to crackmes.de (when it was still alive :/) and I really liked a lot: trying to understand how code works without his code is intriguing yet addictive!
I hope to learn a lot here, and try to contribute whenever I think I got something useful.

Cheers!

Hello, and thanks for having me—I'm a RCE aficionado, and have been for years. Glad to be here!

Hi am Yelawolf from Guyana. I learn reverse engineering from lena's reversing for newbies, crackmes.de tutorials and trial and error.
I actually started programming on Ti83+ calc modding game code and witting code to do math problem. The language I know now are C#, c\c++, vb.net, python, and x86 asm (masm and nasm).

Thank you for allowing me to join this community. :D

Hello everyone! I'm zeffy.

I've lurked here for a several years, but finally decided to join.

I'm familiar with C, C#, x86 assembly, and some others. Been into programming for nearly a decade, and focused solely on reverse engineering for about half of that.

Very excited to be a part of this great community, thank you all for having me. :D

Hello everyone!

Hi, I'm a long time reverser/ctf player. I've been contributing to radare2 for ~5 years at this point.

Lately I'm focusing on ARM (android/ios kernel)

Glad to be here :)

Hello there, I was registering since a lot of time and didn't post much. I'm a reverser of embedded system ARM/MIPS and now I try to level up on windows/malware/unpacking/protector stuff.
thanks for invitation.