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Programming Linux Anti-Reversing Techniques

Programming Linux Anti-Reversing Techniques teaches the reader how to code and analyze well known anti-reversing techniques for Linux. The book shows how a reverse engineer analyzes a binary using tools like IDA, Radare2, GDB, readelf, and more. The code is presented to the reader ready to compile a

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Programming Linux Anti-Reversing Techniques teaches the reader how to code and analyze well known anti-reversing techniques for Linux. The book shows how a reverse engineer analyzes a binary using tools like IDA, Radare2, GDB, readelf, and more. The code is presented to the reader ready to compile and analyze on their own.

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