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Reverse Engineering with Python & C++: A Practical Guide for Ethical Hackers and Game Modders
Reactive Publishing
Whether you're breaking down game engines, analyzing malware, or probing software vulnerabilities, Reverse Engineering with Python & C++ arms you with the tools and mindset to deconstruct and understand software from the inside out—legally and ethically.
In this practical guide, Takehiro Kanegi—author of Hack The System and C++ for Game Development—bridges the worlds of game development and cybersecurity to teach you how to reverse engineer software like a pro. Using hands-on examples in Python and C++, you’ll explore how systems really work beneath the surface, and how to manipulate, enhance, or secure them.
Inside you’ll to dissect compiled code and reconstruct logic
Tools and frameworks for real-world reverse engineering
Game modding techniques using C++ and memory injection
How ethical hackers reverse-engineer software to find vulnerabilities
Dynamic vs static analysis techniques and when to use them
Binary patching, debugging, decompiling, and API hooking
Whether you’re an ethical hacker, game modder, or just curious how digital worlds are built and broken, this book gives you both the technical depth and the ethical framework to explore reverse engineering with confidence.
Whether you're breaking down game engines, analyzing malware, or probing software vulnerabilities, Reverse Engineering with Python & C++ arms you with the tools and mindset to deconstruct and understand software from the inside out—legally and ethically.
In this practical guide, Takehiro Kanegi—author of Hack The System and C++ for Game Development—bridges the worlds of game development and cybersecurity to teach you how to reverse engineer software like a pro. Using hands-on examples in Python and C++, you’ll explore how systems really work beneath the surface, and how to manipulate, enhance, or secure them.
Inside you’ll to dissect compiled code and reconstruct logic
Tools and frameworks for real-world reverse engineering
Game modding techniques using C++ and memory injection
How ethical hackers reverse-engineer software to find vulnerabilities
Dynamic vs static analysis techniques and when to use them
Binary patching, debugging, decompiling, and API hooking
Whether you’re an ethical hacker, game modder, or just curious how digital worlds are built and broken, this book gives you both the technical depth and the ethical framework to explore reverse engineering with confidence.
469 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 14, 2025
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