Blue Fox: Hacking and Reverse Engineering ARM

It's time to understand what reverse engineering is! Arm processors are used in billions of devices worldwide — from smartphones and tablets to automotive systems and smart gadgets.
Reverse engineering is the process of analyzing someone else's software or hardware, allowing you to quickly grasp how it works. It's indispensable now; this skill enables developers, engineers, and information security specialists to study new technologies, identify vulnerabilities, and create safer and more efficient systems.

In the first part of the book, you will get acquainted with the basics of the ELF format, compilation, Arm architecture and instructions, conditional execution, and instruction streams. The second part will be especially interesting for reverse engineers; it is dedicated to tools for static and dynamic analysis and includes step-by-step practical examples. The book concludes with a chapter on analyzing malicious software on the macOS platform, which will help expand knowledge and skills in cybersecurity.

"Blue Fox" is not just a collection of instructions, but a practical guide that will make the reverse engineering process clear and engaging.