Reverse engineering
Service
What is reverse
engineering?
Reverse Engineering in cyber security is a powerful tool in the field of cybersecurity refers to the practice of analyzing and understanding the design, function, and implementation of a system, device, or piece of software in order to identify vulnerabilities, understand how it works, or create patches or updates. This can be done for defensive or offensive purposes.
It is important to use Reverse Engineering responsibly and within the bounds of the law, as it can also be used for malicious purposes.
Tools
Our team uses various tools such as Disassemblers, Decompilers, Debuggers, Reverse engineering frameworks and Malware analysis tools. We turn your system into source code for deep analysis and complete protection.
Code review
Reverse Engineering team is an ideal method for analyzing the code of the entire hardware and virtual system. Our development team studies the problem and then creates our special algorithm for further code analysis.
Who Needs Reverse Engineering?
CQR team performs Reverse Engineering in cyber security to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in systems and devices. Also CQR has a full range of Software Reverse Engineering services. For example, cybersecurity professionals may use reverse engineering to identify and fix vulnerabilities in a system, while malicious actors may use it to find and exploit vulnerabilities for their own gain. So it can be a useful tool for understanding how systems, devices, and software work, and can help identify and fix vulnerabilities that may otherwise go unnoticed.

What does reverse
engineering include?

Creating
drivers
If the specified program is a driver, as a result of code analysis, a specification is produced and its own driver is created.

Copy and
manage
Software reverse engineering in cyber security is often done to further copy, modify or write key generators.

Availability
of information
The software can be used to get information about the internal structure of the program, the network communication protocol with the server, etc.