Reverse Engineer Anything with AI, Here's How (REA #1 On Github)
lustoykov
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We take a look at REA - #1 Trending Repo to Reverse Engineer Software
Timestamps: 00:00 - The Birth of Rea 01:15 - Reverse Engineering 03:50 - How Rea Works 05:50 - Installing Rea 06:15 - Running Rea 08:20 - Vanilla Agent vs Rea 09:25 - Is Software Done?
I think with IDA they have scanned all code libraries, with the C libraries and they know where strcpy() is so they know the byte sequence of that strcpy() so when they find these sequence of bytes then they know that it was strcpy() and convert it o C.
You know that you don't need IDA and other tools, you can ask Claude to create a disassembler, debugger, emulator.... out of thin air. Just ask to create it for you.
I'd want to create my own duplicate version of windows 11, but without all the extra crap. or improve xsi softimage to run on 2026 software. any services that do this? :)
Reverse Engineer Anything with AI, Here's How (REA #1 On Github)
lustoykov
16,215 views
We take a look at REA - #1 Trending Repo to Reverse Engineer Software
Timestamps: 00:00 - The Birth of Rea 01:15 - Reverse Engineering 03:50 - How Rea Works 05:50 - Installing Rea 06:15 - Running Rea 08:20 - Vanilla Agent vs Rea 09:25 - Is Software Done?