Hello There!

I’m Noham, and this is my “technical journal” moslty focused on iOS and macOS reverse engineering. Most of my posts dive into software licensing systems, mobile app security, DRM technologies, hardware internals, and the occasional malware analysis. I also build automation tools and experiment with APIs when something catches my interest.

When I write about reverse engineering, I’m not telling a neat, linear story, I’m smoothing out the chaos that actually happened. The real work is often messy and random, especially when I’m facing a new target. Writing things down and trying to teach others is how I make sense of that mess; it’s my best way to learn and discover. It’s also where I experiment with better methods and techniques so the next time I’ll do smarter work. Keep learning :)

This space serves as both a personal knowledge base and a way to share what I learn with others. Feel free to explore my posts through the Tags page or use the Search function to find specific topics.

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Are you curious about what technology I use? See my /uses page.

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