Reverse Engineering Studio
ENGINEER
LABS

We take things
apart to build
them better

Reenigne Labs is a specialized reverse engineering firm. We decode, deconstruct, and demystify complex systems to help you move forward.

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Services

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Binary Analysis

Deep disassembly and decompilation of executables, firmware, and embedded systems to understand inner workings.

Protocol Reversal

Decode proprietary communication protocols, APIs, and data formats to enable interoperability and integration.

Security Auditing

Vulnerability research and security assessment through reverse engineering of software and hardware systems.

Hardware RE

Circuit board analysis, chip decapping, and silicon-level reverse engineering for hardware understanding.

Malware Analysis

In-depth analysis of malicious software to understand behavior, extract indicators, and develop countermeasures.

Legacy Recovery

Recover lost source code, documentation, and knowledge from legacy systems with no available documentation.

200+
Projects Delivered
50+
Enterprise Clients
12
Years Experience
99%
Success Rate
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Process

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Intake & Scope

We assess the target, define objectives, and establish clear deliverables before any work begins.

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Reconnaissance

Static and dynamic analysis to map the surface area and identify key components of interest.

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Deep Dive

Rigorous deconstruction using industry-leading tools and proprietary methodologies.

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Deliver & Brief

Comprehensive documentation, actionable findings, and a technical briefing with your team.

Engineer it backwards.
Understand it forward.

Our name is "engineer" spelled in reverse — a nod to our core discipline. We believe that true understanding comes from working backwards, peeling away layers to reveal how things really work.

// reenigne.labs
function reverse(target) {
  const layers = decompose(target);
  const insights = layers
    .map(layer => analyze(layer))
    .filter(i => i.depth === 'complete');

  return reconstruct(insights);
}

// take apart. understand. rebuild.

Ready to look under the hood?

Let's discuss your reverse engineering challenge.