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• Reverse Society

  At Reverse Society, we are deeply focused on offensive security research and advanced reverse engineering, specifically across Apple platforms (iOS and macOS).

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• CVE-2026-28995: My First CVE (This Is Not a Write-Up)

  Reverse Society · 2026-05-15

• You Have a Kernel Read/Write. Not Enough! How to Extract Offsets from XNU Kernelcaches

  Reverse Society · 2026-04-05

• Understanding and Experimenting with Apple's PAC on iOS

  Reverse Society · 2026-02-05

• Predator iOS Malware: Building a Surveillance Framework - Part 1

  Reverse Society · 2026-01-01

• Bypassing iOS Frida Detection with LLDB and Frida

  Reverse Society · 2025-11-24

• Attacking macOS XPC Helpers: Protocol Reverse Engineering

  Reverse Society · 2025-11-01

• Exploring macOS Sandbox Profiles: Pre-Defined Rules

  Reverse Society · 2025-08-21

• How to reverse engineer a malicious macOS pkg installer?

  Reverse Society · 2025-06-20

• ptrace internals: How it prevents debugger attachment

  Reverse Society · 2024-10-16

• Anti-debugging technique using dlsym and fork

  Reverse Society · 2024-09-20

• Reverse Engineering Basics: Crack a License with LLDB

  Reverse Society · 2024-07-18

• Four Hours Later: How Removing Copy Constructors Could Have Saved My Day

  Reverse Society · 2024-02-14

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