
A developer documents their experience using LLMs (OpenAI Codex 5.5 and Claude Opus 4.7) to reverse-engineer the RAR compression format and build a RAR compressor from scratch. What would normally take 5 years of work was accomplished in 5 weeks of evenings and weekends, costing roughly £40 in subsidized tokens and producing 55k lines of code. The project pu





The article details the author's purchase and testing of a cheap STM32 RDP1 'decryptor' device found on Chinese marketplace Xianyu. The device claims to bypass Read-Out Protection Level 1 on STM32 microcontrollers (F0, F1, F2, F4 series) to read protected flash memory. The author
This article documents an AI-powered reverse-engineering project called 'attesor' that aims to understand and potentially recreate Apple's Rosetta 2 binary translation technology for Linux systems. The project explores Apple's architecture transition from Intel x86_64 to ARM-base






