Several popular courses break their materials into multi-part archives. The content of "Part 1" usually focuses on foundational concepts:

Identifying how functions communicate and pass arguments . 2. " Reverse Engineering for Beginners " (Dennis Yurichev)

Initial triage of suspicious files and identifying obfuscation techniques . 4. Mechanical or Hardware Reverse Engineering In some academic contexts, this file might contain: Malware Reverse Engineering Basics. Part 1. | by theUnknown

Basics of CPU architecture, registers, and memory .

Learning to read code without executing it, often using tools like IDA Pro or Ghidra .

Using tools like Wireshark or Sysinternals to monitor program behavior .