← Back to context Comment by jkrshnmenon 3 months ago I wonder if someone has already made a Reverse Engineering CTF challenge for this concept. 6 comments jkrshnmenon Reply tomhee 3 months ago There actually was one with subleq: https://www.google.com/amp/s/blog.attify.com/flare-4-ctf-wri... jkrshnmenon 3 months ago I would also be very curious to see if it's possible to make a decompiler for this type of obfuscated program. saagarjha 3 months ago Typically these obfuscators are applied in an automated fashion so yes. 2 replies → og2023 3 months ago I read it as reverse engineering WTF challenge... cool stuff though, seriously.
tomhee 3 months ago There actually was one with subleq: https://www.google.com/amp/s/blog.attify.com/flare-4-ctf-wri... jkrshnmenon 3 months ago I would also be very curious to see if it's possible to make a decompiler for this type of obfuscated program. saagarjha 3 months ago Typically these obfuscators are applied in an automated fashion so yes. 2 replies →
jkrshnmenon 3 months ago I would also be very curious to see if it's possible to make a decompiler for this type of obfuscated program. saagarjha 3 months ago Typically these obfuscators are applied in an automated fashion so yes. 2 replies →
saagarjha 3 months ago Typically these obfuscators are applied in an automated fashion so yes. 2 replies →
There actually was one with subleq: https://www.google.com/amp/s/blog.attify.com/flare-4-ctf-wri...
I would also be very curious to see if it's possible to make a decompiler for this type of obfuscated program.
Typically these obfuscators are applied in an automated fashion so yes.
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I read it as reverse engineering WTF challenge... cool stuff though, seriously.