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in the next 15 minutes Im going to teach you binary reverse engineering by the end of this video youll be ripping apart binaries in Ida you dont need any programming experience or any cyber security experience whatsoever lets get into it to discuss how to do reverse engineering we first need to talk about what reverse engineering is the art of reverse engineering is taking a binary and reversing it to figure out what it does to talk about this lets talk about what the classical example is of source code that goes from source code to a binary when I write code I have a bunch of different symbols in the binary that are human readable I have the type of the variable I have the name of the function I have the name of the variable Etc all of these symbols these human readable strings these labels tell me what the code is going to do I can infer a lot of information from The Source Code by reading the code so for example I have a buffer that gets passed to scan F and then I call get pas