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cabbit retweeted
this is insane...
any app or device can be taken apart and rewritten whenever you want
rea + claude opus 5.5 just made reverse engineering easy
what used to take skilled people weeks or months can now be done in hours. you get full control over the result. closed source is dead.
if this hits your timeline dont scroll past it.
send the article to claude and get a full breakdown on how to reverse engineer any android app.
thats it. thank me later.
most people will ignore this.
the ones who dont will be fine.
simple as that.
this is insane...
any app or device can be taken apart and rewritten whenever you want
rea + claude opus 5.5 just made reverse engineering easy
what used to take skilled people weeks or months can now be done in hours. you get full control over the result. closed source is dead.
if this hits your timeline dont scroll past it.
send the article to claude and get a full breakdown on how to reverse engineer any android app.
thats it. thank me later.
most people will ignore this.
the ones who dont will be fine.
simple as that.
cabbit retweeted
This is insane...
REA + Claude Opus 5.5 just made reverse engineering trivial — any closed-source app or device can be fully disassembled to the binary and rewritten on demand.
What used to take skilled reverse engineers weeks or months can now be done in hours, with full control over the result.
Closed source is officially dead.
Send the article to Claude and get a full breakdown of how to reverse engineer any Android app.
holy sh*t, someone just dropped the full prompt library for REA
github.com/JoasASantos/REA-P…
here's what it can do:
→ software cloning and game logic reconstruction
→ function tracking and binary analysis
→ porting to WASM
→ firmware, Android APK and kernel
→ Electron apps
→ vulnerability research, anti-cheat and DMA research for CTFs and security work
17 sections, swap the <placeholders> and run
every prompt forces the same rule: files, functions and addresses for every claim, confirmed facts kept apart from guesses
ask about one function at a time, the narrower the question, the more you can trust the answer
read the full REA guide in the article below ⭣
cabbit retweeted
holy sh*t, someone just dropped the full prompt library for REA
github.com/JoasASantos/REA-P…
here's what it can do:
→ software cloning and game logic reconstruction
→ function tracking and binary analysis
→ porting to WASM
→ firmware, Android APK and kernel
→ Electron apps
→ vulnerability research, anti-cheat and DMA research for CTFs and security work
17 sections, swap the <placeholders> and run
every prompt forces the same rule: files, functions and addresses for every claim, confirmed facts kept apart from guesses
ask about one function at a time, the narrower the question, the more you can trust the answer
read the full REA guide in the article below ⭣
This is insane...
REA + Claude Opus 5.5 just made reverse engineering trivial — any closed-source app or device can be fully disassembled to the binary and rewritten on demand.
What used to take skilled reverse engineers weeks or months can now be done in hours, with full control over the result.
Closed source is officially dead.
Send the article to Claude and get a full breakdown of how to reverse engineer any Android app.
This is dangerous.
REA + Claude Opus 5.5 can reverse engineer any closed-source app or device down to the binary — and let you modify it however you want.
Closed source is dead.
Send the article to Claude and get a full breakdown of how to reverse engineer any Android app:
cabbit retweeted
REA + Opus 5.5 is scary f*cking dangerous...
Any closed-source device can now be reverse engineered.
Down to the binary, and you can modify it however you want.
Send this article to Claude and analyse how to rea any app for Android👇
REA + Opus 5.5 is scary f*cking dangerous...
Any closed-source device can now be reverse engineered.
Down to the binary, and you can modify it however you want.
Send this article to Claude and analyse how to rea any app for Android👇
REA creator released a prompt that turns any AI agent into reverse-engineering lab
absurdly f*cking dangerous...
With it your agents will:
• reverse engineer any paid app
• open Android, IPhone apps, Windows .exe and firmware
• take apart any app without its source code
• and that's just the start...
Send this to Claude Code, Codex or Cursor and thank me later.
And check out the full guide below:
Do this REA + Opus 5.5 combo before you install anything...
Point it at any APK on your disk and Claude tells you which permissions the code really uses and where the requests go, down to the method.
Everything runs locally. Nothing is installed and nothing is patched.
Send the prompt to Opus, then read the full guide below 👇
Been actively running REA for last 2 weeks.
Highly recommend adding this to every prompt:
"Tag every claim: saw it, guessed it, or could not find it. If you saw it, give the file and the line."
Now half of what came back last week was tagged "could not find it" (crazy innit)
Helped me a lot.
REA + Opus 5.5 is just overpowered...
Point it at any APK on your disk and Claude tells you exactly how a feature works, down to the code.
Everything runs locally. Nothing leaves your machine.
Send the prompt to Opus, then read the full guide below 👇
Opus 5.5 is a f*cking gold mine.
send this to Claude before bed and wake up to a night shift that already did your work.
steal it before everyone starts doing this:
Opus + REA can rebuild any software feature without having a single line of original code
here is how to do it:
1. connect it to claude: run npx rea-agents setup
2. extract the rules: let rea inspect the feature and save a "spec" file
3. rebuild clean: start a fresh claude session with only that spec to rewrite it
4.test it: use /goal to test 3 intentionally broken versions. all 3 must fail to prove your new code is solid.
try running it, then read the full guide below: