P01NT
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P01NT — Technical researcher specializing in reverse engineering, malware analysis, and low-level systems.

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I’m P01NT (@outofsrvc), a technical researcher specializing in reverse engineering, malware analysis, and low-level systems.

My focus is on dissecting executables (PE Format), analyzing malware encryption, and studying system behavior. I created the Entry P01NT workshop to make reverse engineering and disassembly concepts approachable. I have also published many technical articles that have exceeded 10,000+ views on the Arab Shell Network.

This blog is where I write down what I learn: technical articles, analyses, and a complete teaching workshop.

The Entry-P01NT Workshop

The larger part of this site is the Entry-P01NT workshop — an open-source educational initiative built to make reverse engineering and malware analysis approachable, and to close the gap between theory and practice.

It is meant to be the bridge from a surface-level knowledge of programming to a deep understanding of how systems actually work, and how software talks to the hardware and the operating system in machine code. In short, it aims to:

  • Break down the fear of assembly and of complex analysis tooling.
  • Provide practical labs for learning through trial and error.
  • Build the mindset of a reverse engineer — someone not satisfied with knowing how a program works, but why it works that way.

I designed the workshop as a distillation of my own learning path — the reference I wish had existed when I started.

Contact & Contributing

The workshop repository is open to everyone on GitHub, and suggestions or corrections are always welcome.

“Code never lies, documentation sometimes does” — Anonymous