Introduce Yourself

[Deathway]

Welcome, you'll see that re and programing will take its place while you practice, once you have the basics, the rest depends of your mind and imagination.

[stantheguy]

Hi everyone,

I'm a new member (joined about 2 days ago, thanks to Dave_Omirora for the invitation code he extended me), and I wish above all, to one day be able to reverse-engineer any computer application, just as you do here on this forum. To this end, I'd like to solicit the help of the several experts here in guiding me through so that I can achieve this goal.
Even though my background is in telecoms(I have a second degree in telecommunications and currently, an RF engineer), reverse engineering has always fascinated me. I'd really like to be an expert in reverse engineering one day. I'd appreciate all the mentoring I can get from you guys.

BR,
stantheguy

[giv]

Originally Posted by stantheguy

Hi everyone,

Even though my background is in telecoms(I have a second degree in telecommunications and currently, an RF engineer), reverse engineering has always fascinated me.

The studyes does not have any impact on the RE capacity. The talent and passion does the job.
I myself have two degrees and post degress.....but the passion is always first not the education.

Originally Posted by stantheguy

I'd really like to be an expert in reverse engineering one day. I'd appreciate all the mentoring I can get from you guys.

This depends 100% on you.
It's lots of theory and even more practice.
Enjoy the stay here.
Here is the home of the most tallented (in RE and coding) persons in the world (my oppinion).
I recomend you to start with lena151 reversing for newbyes.
Keep well your account.

Welcome! Enjoy your stay. A good way to get started reversing is to first pick up some programming skills like in c or asm (asm is the obvious choice since re has lots of asm) and practice practice practice!