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There are several reasons why you might need to use reverse engineering:

So figuring out how a particular process or feature works shouldn’t be too much of a challenge.īut what if you have an executable and you need to figure out how it works without access to any source code? The solution is obvious: you need to reverse engineer it. When you build a piece of software, you usually have all of the source code available and can take a look at the source code at any time. Why do we need reverse engineering? The answer is rather simple.