It might be a stretch to call this reverse engineering. It’s more of a tutorial on how to take a functional schematic and figure out how each component is placed on a photograph of a chip die.

[Juan Carlos Jiménez] has reverse engineered a router — specifically, a Huawei HG533. While that in itself may not sound substantial, what he has done is write a series of blog posts which ca… ...

Reverse-engineering is the process of taking a piece of software or hardware, analyzing its functions and information flow and then translating those processes into a human-readable format. The ...

This article takes you on a journey into the world of Linux binary analysis, reverse engineering, and vulnerability discovery. Whether you're a seasoned cybersecurity professional or an aspiring ...

Reverse engineering articles from across Nature Portfolio Reverse engineering is an attempt to analyse how an unknown machine, natural or artificial, was designed to achieve its visible function.

Reverse-engineering the human brain so we can simulate it using computers may be just two decades away, says Ray Kurzweil, artificial intelligence expert and author of the best-selling book The ...