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Reverse Engineering RISC-V Executables: A Brief Introduction

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The world of computing is undergoing a revolution, with RISC-V emerging as a powerful and versatile instruction set architecture (ISA). This open-source design offers flexibility, scalability, and a foundation for innovation across diverse computing applications. However, understanding the inner workings of RISC-V programs can be a complex task. This book is your guide to unlocking the secrets hidden within RISC-V code.
The ability to reverse engineer RISC-V programs opens doors to a multitude of possibilities. In this book, you will explore disassembling RISC-V executables along with techniques to analyze program flow, advanced reverse engineering concepts like decompiling to higher-level languages and patching code.

28 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 7, 2024

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Yury Magda

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