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Mar 11 - Mar 13, 20271
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$51003 training
Ticket sales start Tuesday, September 8th at 12pm ET.
Each round advances once the previous one sells out — not on a set date.
RE//verse is a premier reverse engineering, vulnerability research, and malware analysis conference, returning for its third year at the luxurious Caribe Royale in Orlando, Florida, hosted by Vector 35 (creators of Binary Ninja).
To get a sense for the high quality technical content, check out past talks on our YouTube channel. No matter what aspect of reverse engineering you are interested in, you are sure to be able to interact with experts and professionals who share your interests.
Beyond the technical content and peers you'll meet, expect an unforgettable experience at each of the meals. Conference attendees enjoy spectacular evening dinner events in addition to the lunch and breakfast all training and conference attendees receive. Plus, plenty of snacks and coffee throughout the day.
Trainer: Jiska Classen
This training will equip you with a toolbox of indispensable techniques and methods for diving into the world of hacking apps and discovering system internals on Apple's mobile devices. It caters to beginner, intermediate, and advanced reverse engineers working on iOS security research using tools such as Ghidra and Frida to perform both static and dynamic analysis.
Trainer: Tim Blazytko
This training teaches the deobfuscation techniques, validation strategies, and automation patterns needed to effectively reverse engineer real-world protected targets. Learn how modern obfuscation techniques complicate reverse engineering, and build the deobfuscation techniques required to attack them hands-on!
Trainer: Brandon Miller
Explore the world of embedded systems and firmware analysis. Learn to extract, analyze, and modify firmware from various devices, understand bootloaders and update mechanisms, and discover vulnerabilities in IoT devices through systematic reverse engineering approaches.
Trainer: Kyle Martin
Learn to scale your reverse engineering efforts through automation. This course teaches fundamental concepts of program analysis and how to build tools that automatically analyze binaries, identify patterns, and extract meaningful information from large codebases.
Trainers: Xeno Kovah & Veronica Kovah
It's pretty fun to hack things wirelessly! And hey, it turns out there's literally *billions of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) things sold per year, so let's learn how to hack those! This is your bottom-up guide through the entire BLE stack. We'll stop to admire vulnerabilities at different levels, and learn-by-doing as we examine an Android application which connects to a piece of hardware with custom firmware.

















