[Quick Question] RE Book title

[hmind]

Hey guys, I was searching through threads in this forum and I came across a few mentioning a great book for learning RE. The only post I could find that gave a title was one by Cypher that said it was called "Reversing: The Art of Reverse Engineering". However, I am having trouble finding that book online, but I did find "Reversing: Secrets of Reverse Engineering".

Would that be the book title Cypher meant?
Also, if there are any other good books on RE or memory manipulation, please mention them and that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance for any responses as I am very eager to get into RE and have "some" grasp of the relation between the ASM that comes out of IDA and memory but the gap is killing me

[Cypher]

Yes thats what I meant. I got mixed up with another book. "Hacking: The Art of Exploitation" which also teaches some ASM and low level programming concepts but from an exploitation point of view.

I'd recommend that book, along with a sound knowledge of C++ and ASM. Grab yourself a good C++ book and the Intel Software Developers Manual, you'll need them if you're going to be diving into any ASM.

[Nesox]

here's that book cypher mentioned and another pretty good book

Reversing - Secrets Of Reverse Engineering (2005).pdf
Reverse Engineering Of Object-Oriented Code (2005).pdf

[hmind]

Alright thanks for the info =) I know my C++ just need to brush up on ASM and get working. Oddly, I already had the PDF's downloaded so I must have seen a post that had the links and forgot =P