Refers to the process of analyzing a products, to understand its design, functionality, and workings, often with the goal of recreating or modifying it. This practice involves deconstructing an object to determine how it operates or how it was made.
Purpose
Understanding
To learn how a product works or its internal mechanics.
Recreation
To replicate a product without access to the original designs or source code.
Interoperability
To make a new product compatible with existing systems.
Security Assessment
To identify vulnerabilities or verify integrity.
Legacy Support
To maintain or improve old systems when documentation or support is unavailable.
Methods
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Dynamic Analysis
Observing the behavior of a system or software during operation.
Disassembly and Decompilation
Breaking down software code or hardware circuits into their basic elements.
3D Scanning
Using scanners to analyze physical objects for replication or modification.
Static Analysis
Examining an artifact (like code or hardware) without executing it.