Tag: reverse-engineering
All the articles & tech notes with the tag "reverse-engineering".
Articles
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A legacy server is dropping connections with no error codes. I walk through the process of using tcpdump, strace, and gdb to reconstruct a custom binary protocol from scratch.
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A deep-dive into the failed attempts to force egress via physical NICs using IP aliasing and policy routing, and the subsequent pivot to loopback capture and raw string extraction.
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A guide to intercepting running Linux processes via ptrace, injecting assembly payloads, and restoring execution state without a restart.
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Statically analyze and programmatically modify compiled .class files without decompilation. Covers a practical example of changing a bytecode equality operator to alter program behavior, along with additional capabilities like method injection and code insertion.
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Dynamically load and execute compiled Java classes from byte array using a custom ClassLoader, without writing physical class files to disk. Highlights use cases like license validation, encrypted class delivery, and secure remote code execution.
TechNotes
- Intercept Cleartext in Windows DLLs Nov 22, 2025