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Code Review of ARM Assembly Code
This module is dedicated to learning how to review ARM assembly code using reverse engineering tools such as IDA or GHIDRA.
Covered Topics
What you will learn:
- Introduction to ARM assembly
- ARM32 registers
- ARM & Thumb modes
- The stack
- Loading & storing data
- ARM32 calling convention
- Introduction to ARM64 assembly
- Registers comparison between ARM32 & ARM64
- RM64 calling convention
Exercises
Multiple binaries and challenges are provided so you can practice reverse engineering ARM32 and ARM64 codes.
Requirements
- Programming languages: C/C++
- Basic knowledge of IDA (+hex-rays decompiler) or GHIDRA
Practical information
Overall duration: 5 to 10 days
Schedule: 9.30AM - 12PM (CET/CEST) - virtual/in person
Number of trainees: 2 trainees max.
