Reverse Engineering .NET For Beginners (Visual Basic) (Udemy.com)

It's too much helpful for my basic concept I take it very large help from this course .

been a great journey so far with this course I have learnt alot

Overall Course is good but While Opening Target Programs it gives me continues warning and my Laptop became while doing these programs I don't its my Laptop issue or the program that you provided

Interesting content for introductory. More to tutorial on how to decompile, search, modified and recompile a simple program than actual reverse engineering but good knowledge for new leaner. Need to give more explanation and provide more complex process..

Trainer knowledge is excellent and with this course I got useful knowledge.

I wanted to learn something new and I find this course and app as one of the best to learn new things

it is awesome, this course introduced me to reverse engineering in vb.net

Very good, quick and to the point instructions no messing around with unneeded content. Thanks I look forward to your other courses.

Very good explanations, knowing visual basic will be helpful for the advanced methods.

Another awesome course from sir Narendra Dwivedi! I think he is one of the best teachers here on Udemy because he has the gift of explaining difficult subjects in easy words step by step. He is directly that's why his videos are short and you never get bored - he goes straight to the point. This course teach you to reverse engineering .net applications. From section 1 to 5 he give details about reverse engineering, .NET, Visual Basic and other things. It's theory, but every video is like 2 minutes long, so you will not get bored. In section 6 you learn the tools necessary for reverse engineering. From section 7 till the end you have 6 practical challenges like: find the correct serial number, remove default serial number, change the application so it will show "license found" message etc. It's a very good course, targeted towards beginners; however, it uses Visual Basic so if you don't know this programming language it might feel a little hard sometimes. Maybe sir Narendra Dwivedi can make a course and teach us Visual Basic just like he taught us Batch. I also hope he will make more and more courses just like these: teach us step by step, with short 2-3 minutes videos. Thank you!