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Ray Kurzweil: Reverse-Engineering The Human Brain
Inventor and Futurist Ray Kurzweil speaks at a Q & A after a screening of the film TRANSCENDENT MAN at the 2009 AFI Fest Presented by Audi. CONNECT WITH AFI: AFI.com http facebook.com
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Learn Reverse-Engineering Malware: Promo Trailer
SANS Institute presents the Reverse-Engineering Malware (REM) course. This 1-minute video highlights the comments past participants shared about the course, and presents a few photo snapshots. For more details, see LearnREM.com.
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Is it legal to read third-party’s data file through reverse-engineering?
We tried to get document about a particular data format from a vendor, but they refused to provide it. Can we read that data file through reverse engineering and still sell our software application? Thanks for help.
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How far can I get by reverse-engineering ?
The system development process has generated a safety-critical system plus other artefacts such as a paper user manual/procedures to demo the system.
How would I go trying to doctor a copy of the code and then reverse-engineer changes into the other artefacts to “reflect the released code” ?
Also might I doctor a copy of the “user manual/procedure to demo the system” and reverse-engineer those changes into the code.
I suppose only a small fraction of my attempts would be successful.
How on earth would I get anyone to accredit/authenticate/certify this mumbo-jumbo I am producing ?