Reverse Engineering Websites

Jakob Kreuze is a 25 year-old cybersecurity professional living in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Outside of work, he enjoys programming and tinkering with free software, reverse engineering, and hunting for security vulnerabilities. He also enjoys cooking, running long distances, lifting weights, and playing old video games. He can be contacted by email at zerodaysfordays (at) sdf.org.

Anthony is a senior software engineer with experience across the entire tech stack, from full-stack web development to bare-metal development for embedded systems. He enjoys receiving responses to his articles and is particularly interested in reverse-engineering musical equipment. He is eager to help others with their personal projects.

frendguo is a blogger focused on Windows Internals, reverse engineering, and debugging. They write about topics such as Windows permissions, ETW (Event Tracing for Windows), and performance analysis. They also translate articles related to Windows performance tools and debugging techniques.

Oleg Kutkov is an embedded systems engineer based in Kyiv, Ukraine, with a focus on software and hardware hacking. His expertise includes Linux kernel and driver development, as well as embedded platforms such as AVR, STM, NXP, QCA, and Raspberry Pi. He has experience in reverse engineering, electronics, and radio. Oleg's interests extend to astrophysics and space. Oleg holds a CS master’s degree from Kharkiv National Aerospace University (2005-2011) and completed an edX MIT online course in Aerospace Engineering. He is currently a Senior Embedded Engineer at Ubiquiti Labs Ukraine, working on the AirMax project. Previously, he worked at Crimean Astrophysical Observatory, Yandex LLC, and SunBay Innovations LTD. Oleg is a free software contributor and has been a member and lecturer at space and physical conferences.

Konloch is a Lead Software Engineer (Full-Stack) with a deep passion for reverse engineering and low-level computing. He has been actively coding since 2008, with Java being his preferred language for personal projects. His background in reverse engineering has provided him with extensive experience in a variety of languages, including Java, C, and x86 Assembly, as well as creating and working with domain-specific languages. He maintains Konloch.com as a wiki and source of documentation for his various projects. The majority of his software is open source and he welcomes contributions and critique.