Security Research & Reverse Engineering

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Master digital investigation and system analysis while exploring innovations in community transparency, privacy tools, and digital rights technologies. Learn mobile app analysis, network traffic investigation, and hardware reverse engineering through hands-on exploration of devices and systems that affect your community. We balance technical security skills with ethical research practices, staying curious about developments in digital forensics, RF analysis, and accessibility hacking. Focus on understanding how digital infrastructure actually works in your locality while building tools for community transparency and digital sovereignty.

Subskills

Mobile App Analysis & Digital Transparency

Analyze mobile applications to understand data collection practices, permission usage, and how apps interact with local infrastructure and services.

Government & Public Infrastructure Analysis

Investigate public digital systems, government websites, and civic infrastructure to promote transparency and accountability in public services.

Hardware Reverse Engineering

Disassemble and analyze electronic devices to understand their design, identify components, and document how hardware systems function.

Network Infrastructure Analysis

Map and understand local network infrastructure, analyze traffic patterns, and investigate how data flows through community digital systems.

Radio Frequency Analysis & Exploration

Explore the radio spectrum using software-defined radio to understand wireless communications, identify signals, and analyze RF systems in the environment.

Firmware Analysis & Modification

Extract, analyze, and understand firmware from embedded devices to learn how consumer electronics and IoT devices operate at the software level.

Protocol Reverse Engineering

Decode and document communication protocols used by devices and services to understand data formats, authentication methods, and system interactions.

Digital Forensics & System Analysis

Apply forensic methods to analyze digital systems, recover data, and investigate how software and hardware have been used or compromised.

Physical Security & Lock Analysis

Study mechanical and electronic locks, access control systems, and physical security mechanisms to understand their design principles and limitations.

Playful Security Exploration

Approach security research with curiosity and creativity through CTF challenges, puzzle solving, and collaborative learning in ethical hacking communities.

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