Humam O.

Are you grappling with the challenges of maintaining, extending, or securing software whose source code is inaccessible or coming from questionable sources? You've come to the right place.

[Overview]
With over 8 years of professional experience in Software and Reverse Engineering, I offer specialized services in a crucial, yet often overlooked aspect of the software development life cycle. I can help you navigate the complexities that arise after your software is no longer a source code.

[Services]
Reverse Engineering can solve a myriad of problems that conventional software development can't deal with, here is a list of services I can provide:

‣ Security Analysis: Evaluate software of uncertain or malicious origins, reporting potential risks.
‣ Risk Mitigation: Patch closed-source software to eliminate or mitigate security risks.
‣ Code Reconstruction: Research and derive new specifications and code bases for software whose original source code is lost due to various reasons.
‣ Maintenance & Extension: Continue maintaining and enhancing closed-source software when original code is inaccessible.
‣ Debugging: Utilize Reverse Engineering to identify and fix hard-to-trace bugs.

[Technical Skills]
Generally speaking, Reverse Engineering requires quick adaptation to any given environment, but here are some highlights:

‣ Assembly Languages: x86, x86_64, ARM, PPC, Smali.
‣ Tools: IDA, Ghidra, JADX, GDB, x64dbg, among others.
‣ Programming Languages: C, C++, Python, Java.
‣ Platforms: Windows (including legacy), Ubuntu, CentOS, Android, Embedded Systems (ARM, PPC).

[Responsibilities]

‣ Manage maintenance of Android and Desktop software in absence of source code.
‣ Reconstruct lost source codes through manual decompilation, static and dynamic analysis.
‣ Extend software features and integrations without source code access.
‣ De-obfuscate and analyze malware and potentially harmful software.
‣ Research proprietary file formats, data streams, and write tools specific to each reverse engineering project and domain.