[Tmmbt2]

I would like to know if anyone knows how I can start learning reverse engineering and gain access to the source code of games (for educational purposes, as I need to analyze the code of a specific game to implement a similar mechanic in my own project, for a college course) and perhaps develop a skin changer for valorant.

[Rubie777]

Eric Parker on youtube has some usefull content

[Brownsugar281]

Very usefull sharing. Thank you so much

[ilovemydady]

Yep, thanks for sharing

[adelardsyah]

I would say https://www.youtube.com/c/lowlevellearning is the best for learning the very basic of low level programming to start reverse engineering. He even has courses on assembly too!

[Tmmbt2]

I would say https://www.youtube.com/c/lowlevellearning is the best for learning the very basic of low level programming to start reverse engineering. He even has courses on assembly too!

TYSM man, it helped a lot!! THXXX :Yes:

[salv]

Before diving into reverse engineering, make sure you're comfortable with the following foundational knowledge: Programming Skills, Operating Systems, Networking, Compilers and Debuggers

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[Blue_whale]

Type "Practical Reverse Engineering filetype:pdf" in Google, this should be a good start too, very good book

You can find exercises on platforms such as Letsdefend, Tryhackme or Hackthebox. It's also good to be familiar with low level languages such as C/C++, ASM

[Usercomplex]

Theres C# and Assembly language modules present in hackthebox try those they were crazy awesome you can learn some stuff from there

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