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Reverse Engineering

What this server is

Straight from Discord, read 21 Oct 2026. Nothing here is written or guessed by GroupFinds.

Describes itself as
  • Reverse Engineering
  • IDA Pro
  • Ghidra
  • Binary Ninja
How big it is
28,438 members and 4,323 were online when GroupFinds last looked, 21 Oct 2026.
Boosted by members
Level 2 from 16 boosts members have paid for.

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28,438 members, 4,323 online (15%), measured 21 Oct 2026

Invite checked 21 Oct 2026 (13 days ago) and it worked

28,438 members
4,323 online · 15.2%
read 21 Oct 2026

Last read 13 days ago. These figures are 13 days old. GroupFinds re-reads listings continuously; one this far behind usually means the invite stopped answering.

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About this server

We are a reverse engineering discord dedicated to low-level security topics, modding, and exploitation.

At a glance

Invite checked
21 Oct 2026 (13 days ago), and it worked
Members
28,438, measured 21 Oct 2026
Online
4,323, measured 21 Oct 2026
Score
84 of 100 (people online 54.5 of 60 · online share 15.2 of 25 · freshness 13.9 of 15)
Language
English (detected from the server’s own text)
Age rating
Not marked as adult content
Founded
16 Dec 2017

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Features of Reverse Engineering

  • Walks new members through onboarding questions
  • Has a soundboard in voice channels
  • Has an animated icon
  • Asks new members what they are interested in
  • Listed in Discord's own Server Discovery
  • Set up as a Discord Community server
  • Can be previewed before joining
  • Has been in Discord’s Server Discovery before
  • Uses Discord's AutoMod
  • Has a server guide for new members
  • Uses role icons
  • Has a server banner
  • Shows new members a welcome screen
  • Has a custom invite background
  • Has announcement channels
  • Uses threads
  • Members can wear the server’s tag
  • New members accept the rules before they can chat

How Reverse Engineering has changed

  • 7 days +231 +0.8% over 7 days
  • 30 days +626 +2.3% over 21 days
  • Online share 18.3% average 14.5% to 22% across 10 readings

From 10 readings GroupFinds took between 16 Sept 2026 and 21 Oct 2026.

Questions about Reverse Engineering

Is Reverse Engineering active?
When GroupFinds last read Reverse Engineering, on 21 Oct 2026, 4,323 of its 28,438 members were online, which is 15.2%. Discord reports the number online at the moment of reading, so it is a snapshot rather than an average.
How many members does Reverse Engineering have?
28,438 members, read from Discord on 21 Oct 2026. GroupFinds lists a Discord server once it has at least 50 members and 5 people online, with a permanent invite.
What is Reverse Engineering about?
We are a reverse engineering discord dedicated to low-level security topics, modding, and exploitation.
Does the Reverse Engineering invite still work?
Yes. GroupFinds opened it through Discord's own public invite endpoint 21 Oct 2026 (13 days ago) and it resolved to this server. When an invite stops working the page is taken down rather than left up with a dead link.

Where this server is listed

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Permanent URL: https://www.groupfinds.com/discord/reverse-engineering
Last updated 2026-10-21
Primary record: Verified Discord invite
Reverse Engineering Discord server. GroupFinds, 2026-10-21. https://www.groupfinds.com/discord/reverse-engineering

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