Reverse Engineering 5: Reversing Visual Basic

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Reverse Engineering 5: Reversing Visual Basic - BaDshaH - 07-31-2023

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Last updated 11/2022
Duration: 1h 36m | Video: .MP4, 1280x720 30 fps | Audio: AAC, 48 kHz, 2ch | Size: 679 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Learn Reverse Engineering and debugging for Visual Basic programs using xdbg, VB decompiler and P-code Debugger

What you'll learn
Reversing Visual Basic Software
Reverse Engineering
Decompiling Visual Basic
Creating keygens
Reversing P-Code

Requirements
Familiarity with Visual Basic will be helpful not not mandatory
Window PC
Familiar with x64 dbg usage

Description
If you are interested in
reverse engineering
and want to learn how to
decompile and debug Visual Basic 6 programs, then this course is for you. In this course, I will introduce you to the exciting world of reversing and in particular, reverse engineering Visual Basic 6 programs.
In this course, you will learn how to use x64dbg Visual Basic Decompiler and P-Code debugger tools to reverse engineer Visual Basic programs. You will learn all about debugging and dumping memory and also how to reverse jumps and modify instructions.
What you will learn:
Removing nag screens
Decompiling programs
Patching programs
Creating keygens
Debugging P-Code
VB6 P-Code
VB6 Native Code
Reversing Serial Keys
and more...
In this course, we will practice reversing on special programs called crackme's that I have written for you.
Go ahead and enroll now and I will see you inside.

Who this course is for
Computing students who want to know how to debug Visual Basic Programs
Anyone who has an interest in how to decompile a Visual Basic program
Software developers who want to level up their skills on Reverse Engineering

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