Begin forwarded message: From: Gary Meyer <gary(a)sluug.org> Subject: [DISCUSS] TONITE(Fri) REMnux distro vs Kali. De-compilers. reverse engineering. GDB, Radare, and Ghidra. Date: December 4, 2020 at 10:38:32 AM CST To: SLUUG general discussion <discuss(a)sluug.org> Reply-To: SLUUG general discussion <discuss(a)sluug.org> Just thought I would point out tonite’s topic at the 2600 (Hackers) mtng. Reverse engineering w de-compilers & debuggers. They’ll be using the REMnux distro which apparently already has appropriate tools built-in such as GDB, Radare, and Ghidra. They’ve been utilizing the Kali distro most recently, so y’all can talk about the comparison of these distress as well. It appears they suggest that you download and install REMnux in advance but I THINK you might still enjoy the mtng even if you just listen along. ================================================= http://www.meetup.com/St-Louis-2600/ STL2600 + DC314 meetup, Fri, Dec 4, '20 REMnux distro. GDB, Radare, & Ghidra. (or...Slicing DEAD BEEF and Fiddling with the Bits.) Hosted by kamikazejoe and Robert Ward We aren't abandoning the co-operative challenge thing we've been doing. We are just really getting into the weeds this time with some reverse engineering challenges. So that involves using debuggers and de-compilers and probably other de-prefixed words. So step one, Bob is going to show us the basics of using some of the tools of the trade such as GDB, Radare, and Ghidra. After that, we'll use our newfound knowledge to attempt a few challenges as a group. Usually we say get a copy of Kali as a pre-requisite. Surprisingly, Kali doesn't have these tools installed by default. We did find a distro that focuses on reverse-engineering called REMnux (https://remnux.org/) and appears to have all the basic tools we'll need this time around. And of course everything is still online until is safe to breath next to another human being. Jitsi link for this month is… https://meet.jit.si/STL2600Dec