Hey all,
I am teaching the Reverse Engineering 102 class at hive13 on February
23rd (http://www.hive13.org/?p=146). The cost is $10 for hive13
members, $20 for non-members.
We will mainly be covering cracking software using OllyDbg, but the
techniques and approaches we'll learn can be applied in other
reversing interests such as malware analysis. The main reason we are
focusing on cracking is that it is safer. If your target gets away
from you (anti-debugging, anti-emulation, fat finger, etc), it's just
a regular program in this case and nothing malicious happens on your
system. The main objectives are to get you more comfortable working
in a debugger, and finding *interesting* areas of code quickly.
The full details are at http://www.hive13.org/?p=146