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This section is going to be writeups based on the levels. Each level will have a new description- however, there is a lot of how-to more than there is theory based knowledge. If you do not have the proper and fundamental theory on reverse engineering, then you can check out some of the blogs I (Totally_Not_A_Haxxer) have written for theory and conceptual logic applications to reverse engineering.
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Getting Started In RE: https://medium.com/@Totally_Not_A_Haxxer/reverse-engineering-getting-started-801a6ad3a5be\
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Reverse Engineering: Binary Security: https://medium.com/@Totally_Not_A_Haxxer/reverse-engineering-binary-security-fb62129b773f\
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Reverse Engineering: Cracking Code: https://read.martiandefense.llc/reverse-engineering-cracking-code-218304fcc1ad\
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Reverse Engineering: Conceptual Logic: https://read.martiandefense.llc/reverse-engineering-conceptual-logic-bf64cca5cc8
most of what we use here is going to be IDA-Pro 7.0. However, you can use whatever framework you want including custom made frameworks.
Since this CTF is a playground which has many different anti-debug techniques, we will mainly be using static analysis to hunt down information in the program. While there is some dynamic analysis and dynamic parts to this its worth noting that most patching, modifications, etc are all done to the program statically.