maluramichael/awesome-reverse-engineer-anything

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  1. Awesome Reverse Engineer Anything [](https://awesome.re)
  2. Contents
  3. Trending
  4. Apps
  5. Crafting Apps
  6. Clean-Room Rebuilds
  7. Compatibility Layers
  8. Games
  9. Decompilations
  10. Static Recompilations
  11. Source Ports and Engine Rebuilds
  12. Emulators

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Trending open projects that reverse engineered apps, games, consoles, protocols and devices, plus the tools they used. Star trends refreshed daily.

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Owner
maluramichael
Primary language
Python
Stars
294
Forks
13
Open issues + pull requests
0
License
CC-BY-4.0
Archived
No
Default branch
master
Created
2026-11-02T10:42:04.000Z
Last push
2026-11-07T11:13:37.000Z

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Owner-supplied topics: awesome, awesome-list, clean-room, decompilation, emulators, reverse-engineering, static-recompilation

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