Reverse-engineering as a crossroads for investigation, science and open tools and technologies
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Explores how reverse-engineering practices and open tools (inspired by open hardware and FOSS) can be applied to investigations in journalism, activism, science and art to deconstruct published cases and recreate their methods. Describes a multidisciplinary, experimental approach from the Exposing the Invisible project that identifies key tools, steps, safety and contextual replacements so that parts of an investigation can be replicated, adapted or made public for local communities.
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