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      <title>Case Study 09 HTB MalevolentModMaker Write-up Challenge</title>
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      <description>MalevolentModMaker Write-up Introduction In this write-up I&amp;rsquo;ll walk through the questions I answered about the Sherlock challenge, MalevolentModMaker, done on HTB, with some evidence captured by screenshots of the answers found.
Scenario Bob, a senior software engineer at Acme Inc., was taking a break from correcting AI code to check in with his favorite gaming community. One of the newer members shared a new program that can make mods for a popular game.</description>
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      <title>Case Study 01 - Malware analysis</title>
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      <description>Malware analysis Since I started to learn about how computer works and how can we program it to do what we want, one thing has catch my attention: The assembly language and the power of reverse engineering. Reversing engineer something and having the knowledge of how it works internally so we can use this knowledge in our own projects or for our own understanding, is the clearly definition to &amp;ldquo;hack&amp;rdquo; something.</description>
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