Re: Some RE Ideas

Mike Melanson wrote:
> Hi,
> 	Though I'm obsessed with multimedia hacking, I never stop
> brainstorming about crazy reverse engineering techniques (RE and
> multimedia hacking seem to go hand in hand). I have posted some of my
> latest wild-eyed ideas here:
> 
>   http://home.pcisys.net/~melanson/pre/
> 
> They are not fully-developed or debugged, but I do have some proofs of
> concept happening. I wanted to get this out there so that someone can tell
> me, sooner rather than later, that the same stuff has already been done,
> elsewhere, and better. Or, if anyone wants to add some ideas for other
> experiments...
> 
> --
> 	-Mike Melanson
> 

If you are interested, I am doing some work with reverse engineering.
http://revenge.berlios.de
It is at very early stages at the moment, but the idea is to get a 
binary file converted into a .c or .cpp file. I find .c or .cpp files 
much easier to read than assembly.

There are documents on the web site explaining our plans for development.

Cheers
James


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